Ccat Groups

Usage

1. Install and activate the plugin
2. Use chat to select commands.

Commands available:
Help page for declarative memory profiling. Commands available:
[@p group_name]     - changes the current group to group_name
[@c gorup_name]     - creates a group named group_name
[@r group_name]     - deletes the group named group_name
[@p]                - prints active group  
[@l]                - gets groups' list for current session
[@d]                - deactivates profiling. Active groups is set to None
[@h]                - help 

3. Add user in group using Forms! Just send a message to chat like insert user ... in group ... and provide all the information required. You can send remove user ... from group ... to remove the user from the selected group.

Note: At the moment, the only one who can add or remove users from groups is the group owner. Only the group owner can upload documents in group. To add user to a group, group owner must have the permission to READ from USERS

This plugin doesn't cause the loss of generality. By deactivating profiling (using@d), the standard behaviour will be restored

Example

1. User admin creates a group called test and switches the current group to test by using @p test
2. admin uploads documents to Rabbit Hole.
3. admin adds the user pippo to test
4. pippo can use command @l to get the groups' list, that includes the group test
5. pippo can switch his active group to test by using command: @p test
6. ⁠When ⁠ pippo ⁠ makes a query about something, the retrieval phase includes all the documents previously uploaded by the admin belonging to the group test

Todo

• Add recursive groups?
• Handle permissions in a better way. (SQL table for permissions? Like in social network, a group can have more than one admin)

Note This plugin takes inpiration from profiling plugin: https://github.com/marcoserafini2/declarative_memory_profiling/tree/main