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Similar to Excel's =SUM() function that outputs the sum of a range of numbers, Cellm's =PROMPT() function outputs the AI response to a range of text.
For example, you can write =PROMPT(A1, "Extract all person names mentioned in the text.") in a cell's formula and drag the cell to apply the prompt to many rows. Cellm is useful when you want to use AI for repetitive tasks that would normally require copy-pasting data in and out of a chat window many times.
Say you're reviewing medical studies and need to quickly identify papers relevant to your research. Here's how Cellm can help with this task:
Note that a paper is misclassified. The models will make mistakes. It is your responsibility to cross validate if a model is accurate enough for your use case and upgrade model or use another approach if not.
Cellm uses Ollama and the Gemma 2 2B model by default. Download and install Ollama and run the following command in your Windows terminal to download the model:
