Event JSON
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"content": "nostr:npub1f6a33pfyp67y8llhunlhrf855xm47n3fdqymvxfj7yx78c6vqf4scxpnql Oh for sure – but I expected the design to allow the GPT a hard-coded boilerplate first message so it can explain or ask a question. \"What problem are you seeing with your car?” or “What is your character's name?” Most API-powered chat apps seem to have a static “initial message” like that.",
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