Smart function recommendations — get_smart

Provides intelligent function recommendations based on user context

Usage

get_smart_recommendations(context)

Arguments

context: User's current context or situation

Value

Invisibly NULL; called for its recommendations printed to the console.

Examples

get_smart_recommendations("new user")
#> TARGET: Smart Recommendations for:  new user 
#> =========================================== 
#> 
#> Perfect for New Users:
#>    1. basic_transcript_analysis('your_file.vtt') - Complete workflow
#>    2. show_getting_started() - Step-by-step guide
#>    3. show_available_functions() - See what's available
#>    4. quick_analysis('your_file.vtt') - Fast results
#> 
#> TIP: Next Steps:
#>    - Try the recommended functions above
#>    - Use show_function_help('function_name') for detailed help
#>    - Use set_ux_level('intermediate') to see more options
get_smart_recommendations("batch processing")
#> TARGET: Smart Recommendations for:  batch processing 
#> =================================================== 
#> 
#> Batch Processing Solutions:
#>    1. batch_basic_analysis(files, 'output/') - Process multiple files
#>    2. summarize_transcript_files() - Summarize multiple transcripts
#> 
#> TIP: Next Steps:
#>    - Try the recommended functions above
#>    - Use show_function_help('function_name') for detailed help
#>    - Use set_ux_level('intermediate') to see more options
get_smart_recommendations("privacy concerns")
#> TARGET: Smart Recommendations for:  privacy concerns 
#> =================================================== 
#> 
#> Privacy & Security Focus:
#>    1. ensure_privacy() - Apply privacy protection
#>    2. ensure_privacy(data, privacy_level = 'privacy_strict') - Broader masking
#>    3. privacy_audit() - Check privacy risks
#>    4. review_privacy_risks() - privacy review
#>    5. show_privacy_guidance() - Privacy best practices
#> 
#> TIP: Next Steps:
#>    - Try the recommended functions above
#>    - Use show_function_help('function_name') for detailed help
#>    - Use set_ux_level('intermediate') to see more options