show us the best things you've made with rabbitOS intern!

hey all,

we are running a little vibe on twitter/x, asking for people to share the coolest things they’ve made with intern, with a screen-record, screenshots, or even self-hosting what you made.

reply to this tweet with them - best ones win a free r1 (limited stock)

terms and conditions apply - must be 18+ and live somewhere where r1 is officially sold in order to be eligible.

full terms here.

Rabbit_R1_Giveaway_Official_Rules_UPDATED.pdf (7.1 KB)

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Very disappointed with this, I tried some projects that the new intern was unable to complete and all asked from an half an hour to an hour for a single request… wasted time

Ciao Davide, forse la roba era troppo complicata, prova a dividerla a pezzi, o erano troppi utenti, perche tutta la potenza si divide per tutti, a me e piaciuta, funziona lento ma sicuro .Ragazzi lavorano, ancora tanti update devono uscire,non tutto subito.

Anche Fratello siccome ho capito io ce la versione alargata di LAM, customized, a pagamento, quella che usano loro senza limiti, informati , chiama Jesse se interessato.

Thank you very much Victor, ridiculous, a 12 hour contest… no problem, but I wanted to point it out and keep it written for the next ones, at least they see the seriousness if they missed it for some other reason, no no I don’t need anything for payment, my 9 daily requests are enough for me and also for the toy…
I wanted to believe that it could happen differently anyway, but I was wrong… this device is for who have time to waste and I have not!

Agree, it is still a toy , that sometimes can be useful, for serious tasks there are specific customized LLMs , and LAMs for specific tasks, prices start from 200 to … euro a month,the best cost 10000 euro for an hour, if you are interested, i can advise some, let me know

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This is actually fast. Competing software is taking 12+ hours.

The idea is to set it and give it time, and return when it is complete. Not to watch it in real time.

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Yeah, in fact I’m referring only to the Giveaway contest…
…as for the tool nothing to say, very helpful, if you manage to keep the session open without letting it expire, it will only make changes to the files that don’t work or that need refreshing. incredible, good work! And when you click download it downloads the new archive with the differences to overwrite, it works just like an intern :slight_smile:

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Hey @simon and @jesse ,

Here are three YT videos with the initial prompt, time-lapsed execution and final tool demo - the results are OUTSTANDING - it’s mind-boggling and amazing!!!

Take a look:

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Thanks for sharing Markus! Especially the way you explain the setup of the prompt is very helpful to understand how to use Intern.

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Thank you very much Markus, awesome, agree!!!

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Thanks so much, greatly appreciated.

Tbf, I’ve run the prompt several times as I wanted to improve certain things, but I am very happy with the result now.

(I am using this for serious international policy development work and needed it to build a Proof of Concept - and it’s done that brilliantly)

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Hi @rabbit - team,
Hi community,

so far every day I have tested many tasks and use cases for the ‘rabbitOS intern’.
For my work in the IT I am searching for useful applications to have some helpful tools for some tasks.

1st example: File Search and parsing webtool

For some cases I would like to have an other way to find some file names and keywords in documents, too.

With my prompt in ‘rabbitOS intern’ the result was the following web tool:

With the button ‘Browse Directory’ I can choose the path to the documents etc..
After that the webtool loads the files temporary in the front end.

Now with a keyword or more keywords, the tool can search for filenames, which have integrated the keyword(s). Also it is possible to parse documents like pdf, xlsx, docx, pptx, md, html, css, js and txt to find the keyword(s), too.

The results are shown on the page and the keyword(s) are highlighted:

Additional I can click on the filename and the user gets an overview across the entire document.

The application works best with the ‘Microsoft Edge browser’ and ‘Chrome’. No installation is required, because the tool can be started by clicking on the ‘index.html’ file.
A server connection is also not necessary. Data is not sent; processing takes place on the PC, so the application has good information security.

I had to expand my prompts at least 6 times to optimize and fix all buttons.
I am impressed about the possibility to parse many documents for keywords etc..

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Say it to create an extension and sell it! :clap: Very nice…

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Thank you for your good reply, @the-rabbit-clown . :+1:

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Hi @rabbit - team,
Hi community,

today I have an other example of my tests and new tools for usecases with rabbitOS intern:

2nd example: File System Analyzer

In my company we always as an IT administrator have to check the file storage in our network.
I got the idea to have a new tool to analyze files for the creation-, modification- and last access date to find old files that are no longer needed.

So I created another detailed prompt and get the following web application:

After selecting a directory to analyze all the files my web application shows me all the details about the files in a table.

Example:

The table columns are sortable.
Additional filters are given.

Last I can export the result to an Excel-sheet with xlsx-export. Also an export to a pdf-document is possible, too.

The application works best with the ‘Microsoft Edge browser’. No installation is required, because the tool can be started by clicking on the ‘index.html’ file.
A server connection is also not necessary. Data is not sent; processing takes place on the PC, so the application has good information security.

Love this new tool, created with my prompt and rabbitOS intern, too. :slight_smile:
More tests are coming.

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Where is the list of winners so I can attach it to the report I’m sending to the relevant authorities?