I'm not especially anti-LLM but emergency messages seems like a terrible use case. If you're typing out a detailed emergency message then I would think you would need all of your details to be sent or you could simply type a shorter message.
replyDo you know another way to fit a 3000 long message into a 160ish SMS?
replyDon't write long messages in an emergency. If it can't fit in one message, it probably doesn't matter. Instead of trying to predict everything, allow communication. Let them figure it out, don't command them.
replyAlso, you might consider using existing messaging app. Then you can interact if have them install the app. Matrix might work. I think Matrix can do SMS.
19 SMS messages.
replyDoes anyone still pay per text?
> Does anyone still pay per text?
replyIt makes much more sense outside the US than to pay for a text bundle. My phone plan includes 0 SMS messages, and I don't know what was the last time when I've had to send one was. It's only useful when someone doesn't have internet, which only happens once every few months at most.
Why 3000 ? Set a character limit. If the detail is important they can just send 2.. or 10.
replywrite a shorter emergency message?
reply"I was in a car accident, come to general hospital downtown"
Ok I understand the usecase now.
replyI would have used two textboxes, Title and description, but this works as well.