AI-assisted writing: LM Studio vs Microsoft Copilot in Word

Now that with using acts as a bridge between Microsoft Word and LM Studio. To evaluate its effectiveness, I’ll review the key features outlined in Holger’s story “

There are three categories of use cases in

The second example in the post is related to RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation):

You can reference up to three of your files to help guide Copilot’s drafting. Use the “Reference your content” button or type “/” followed by the file name in the compose box. This feature only accesses the files you select, ensuring your data remains private.

In general, such RAG features can be achieved by combining LLM Server and Vector Database. I plan to demonstrate this further by using is rewriting and editing. In terms of rewriting, I’ll use the text written in this story so far as the input and ask LM Studio to rewrite. The instruction given and its results are shown as follows.

Another example in

and give it a try.