Content AI commands

Commands

Text
aiAdjustTone() Adjusts the tone of voice
aiComplete() Completes the selected text
aiDeEmojify() Removes emojis from your text
aiEmojify() Adds emojis ✨ to your text
aiExtend() Extends your text
aiFixSpellingAndGrammar() Fixes spelling & grammar
aiTextPrompt() Runs your custom prompt
aiRephrase() Rephrases the selected text
aiShorten() Shortens the selected text
aiSimplify() Rephrases your text in simplified words
aiSummarize() Summarizes your text
aiTldr() Creates a "Too Long; Didn't Read" version text
aiTranslate() Translates the selected text into the specified language
Image
aiImagePrompt() Generates an image based on prompt and style

aiAdjustTone()

Adjusts the tone of voice of the selected text to the specified TONE.

// Tone: 'default' | 'academic' | 'business' | 'casual' | 'childfriendly' | 'confident' | 'conversational' | 'creative' | 'emotional' | 'excited' | 'formal' | 'friendly' | 'funny' | 'humorous' | 'informative' | 'inspirational' | 'memeify' | 'narrative' | 'objective' | 'persuasive' | 'poetic' | string
editor.chain().focus().aiAdjustTone(tone: Tone, options: TextOptions).run()

aiComplete()

Completes the selected text.

editor.chain().focus().aiComplete(options: TextOptions).run()

aiDeEmojify()

Removes emojis from your text selection.

editor.chain().focus().aiDeEmojify(options: TextOptions).run()

aiEmojify()

Adds emojis ✨ to your text selection.

editor.chain().focus().aiEmojify(options: TextOptions).run()

aiExtend()

Extends your written text.

editor.chain().focus().aiExtend(options: TextOptions).run()

aiFixSpellingAndGrammar()

Runs a spell- and grammar-check on your selected text.

editor.chain().focus().aiFixSpellingAndGrammar(options: TextOptions).run()

aiTextPrompt()

Useful to run your own, custom prompt. The given text will be used as the prompt.

editor.chain().focus().aiTextPrompt(options: TextOptions).run()

aiRephrase()

Rephrases your currently selected text.

editor.chain().focus().aiRephrase(options: TextOptions).run()

aiShorten()

Shortens your currently selected text.

editor.chain().focus().aiShorten(options: TextOptions).run()

aiSimplify()

Uses simple language to rephrase your selected text.

editor.chain().focus().aiSimplify(options: TextOptions).run()

aiSummarize()

Summarizes the selected text content.

editor.chain().focus().aiSummarize(options: TextOptions).run()

aiTldr()

Creates a "Too Long; Didn't Read" version of your selected text.

editor.chain().focus().aiTldr(options: TextOptions).run()

aiTranslate()

Translates the selected text content into the given output language.

It accepts two letter ISO 639-1 language codes.

// Language: 'en' | 'de' | 'nl' | ...
editor.chain().focus().aiTranslate(language: Language, options: TextOptions).run()

aiImagePrompt()

Generates an image based on your prompt and the desired style.

Make sure to load the image extension ('@tiptap/extension-image') in your editor instance.

editor.chain().focus().aiImagePrompt(options: ImageOptions).run()

Command Options

Text Options

On every command which supports additional options, you’re able to fine tune the output:

Setting Type Default Definition
modelName see Supported text models gpt-3.5-turbo The model used at OpenAI
language string
(e.g. en, de)
null Although we do our best to prompt OpenAI for a response in the language of the input, sometimes it’s better to define it yourself.
tone string null A voice of tone the response should be transformed to
stream boolean false Should the command stream characters to the editor? It’s like the typewriter behavior in ChatGPT. This requires the newest extension version!
collapseToEnd boolean true Wether the cursor should be set to the end after the operation or the insertion should get selected.

Unfortunately the combination of tone and language sometimes leads to responses which are not in the desired language.

Supported text models

We currently support the following OpenAI chat models:

  • gpt-4
  • gpt-4-turbo-preview
  • gpt-4-0125-preview
  • gpt-4-1106-preview
  • gpt-4-0613
  • gpt-4-32k
  • gpt-4-32k-0613
  • gpt-3.5-turbo-0125
  • gpt-3.5-turbo
  • gpt-3.5-turbo-1106
  • gpt-3.5-turbo-16k

Image Options

With these settings you can control how the image is generated:

Setting Type Default Definition
modelName dall-e-2, dall-e-3, null dall-e-3 The model used at OpenAI
style photorealistic, digital_art, comic_book, neon_punk, isometric, line_art, 3d_model photorealistic Define the image style
size 256x256, 512x512, 1024x1024 null

Choosing the Right Model

When configuring the Tiptap AI extension, consider the specific needs of your application:

  • For Cost-Effective Operations: Opt for GPT-3 or DALL-E 2 if the primary concern is budget and the tasks do not demand the most advanced capabilities.
  • For Advanced Requirements: Choose GPT-4 or DALL-E 3 when your application requires the highest level of language understanding or image generation quality, and budget is less of a constraint.

The Tiptap AI extension's flexible configuration allows you to tailor the AI integration to match your specific requirements and budgetary considerations.

Note: The pricing details are not provided here due to variability and the need for up-to-date information. It's recommended to refer to the official OpenAI pricing page for the latest figures.

Register custom command and run own prompt

To register your own AI commands, simply extend the AI extension, add your command in addCommands() (don't forget to inherit the predefined commands in this.parent?.()), and execute aiTextPrompt() to run your individual prompt.

Please note that this example uses your prompt on the client-side, which means that users could read it. If you're looking to use a custom Language Model (LLM) or a prompt on your backend, please refer to the advanced example provided here.

import { Ai, getHTMLContentBetween } from '@tiptap-pro/extension-ai'

// … other imports

// Declare typings if TypeScript is used:
//
// declare module '@tiptap/core' {
//   interface Commands<ReturnType> {
//     ai: {
//       aiCustomTextCommand: () => ReturnType,
//     }
//   }
// }

const AiExtended = Ai.extend({
  addCommands() {
    return {
      ...this.parent?.(),

      aiCustomTextCommand: () => ({ editor, state }) => {
        const { from, to } = state.selection
        const selectedText = getHTMLContentBetween(editor, from, to)

        return editor.commands.aiTextPrompt({ text: `Translate the following text to French and add some emojis: ${selectedText}` })
      },
    }
  },
})

// … this is where you initialize your Tiptap editor instance and register the extended extension

const editor = useEditor({
    extensions: [
        StarterKit,
        AiExtended.configure({ /* … */ }),
    ],
    content: '',
})

// … use this to run your new command:
// editor.chain().focus().aiCustomTextCommand().run()