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STPHE / Filter presets

Save a match. Give it a home.

Filter Presets are reusable manual actions. Their groups organize the saved presets themselves, independently of prompt folders.

When should I use a preset?

Use a saved preset when you often repeat the same matching action, such as disabling prompts containing a particular XML tag. The preset stores the search and target, not a frozen list of matches. If you edit prompt content later, the next run uses that new content.

Use a prompt folder to organize the prompts themselves. Use a preset group to organize the saved actions. Use Auto Filter when an action should respond to the conversation without a manual click.

Saved actions have their own hierarchy: this example places a preset inside a subgroup, separate from the prompt tree.
Saved actions have their own hierarchy: this example places a preset inside a subgroup, separate from the prompt tree.

Save a filter preset

  1. Open Filter from the toolbar.
  2. Select Prompt content and choose XML tag, Word, Regex, or Regex list matching.
  3. Enter a match and choose whether it affects prompts, their last containing folder, or all containing folders.
  4. Enter a preset name and click Save. Applying the match first is optional.
Choose the source and match type, select a prompt/folder target, then name the preset and press Save.
Choose the source and match type, select a prompt/folder target, then name the preset and press Save.

Group saved presets

  1. Scroll to Filter presets and click ＋ Preset group.
  2. Enter a name and save the group.
  3. Use the group’s ＋ control to create a subgroup.
  4. Move a preset with its group selector or drag it to a group.
Use + Preset group to create a group, + on its row for a subgroup, and the row dropdowns to move entries. Existing test capture from before the rename.
Use + Preset group to create a group, + on its row for a subgroup, and the row dropdowns to move entries. Existing test capture from before the rename.

Run, lock, or mute

Enable and Disable re-evaluate the saved match against current content before applying it. Locking a preset blocks its actions. Turning a group off blocks every preset below it without changing their individual locks. Turning the group back on restores access to unlocked presets.

Groups can collapse, move, rename, and nest. Deleting a group keeps its presets and moves them up. Grouping does not execute a preset automatically.

The preset row contains its lock and action controls. The parent group’s On control gates access without changing that lock.
The preset row contains its lock and action controls. The parent group’s On control gates access without changing that lock.

Chat filter presets

Choose Chat in Match against to save a recent-chat condition plus a prompt/folder selection. Chat filter presets have their own groups. Their manual Enable/Disable controls check the condition and selection again when used. For automatic execution, use Auto Filter.

Chat mode adds a recent-message depth and Check chat button. Prompt selection is a separate section below the condition.
Chat mode adds a recent-message depth and Check chat button. Prompt selection is a separate section below the condition.

Exclusions

The filter exclusion control on a prompt or folder removes it from manual content matching and saved filter presets. Auto Filter has a separate exclusion control.

The funnel excludes a prompt from manual filters. The adjacent wand is a separate exclusion for Auto Filter.
The funnel excludes a prompt from manual filters. The adjacent wand is a separate exclusion for Auto Filter.
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