feat(webllm): Added LLM chat boostlet #21
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✅ Test Passed ✅Hi there @gaiborjosue! It looks like the tests passed successfully. 😃 Please check the https://github.com/mpsych/boostlet/actions/runs/9440946967 for more details. If you want to access the screenshots taken for testing, you can do it through the developer's Claudinary management account, or through the workflow's artifacts. |
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Hello @haehn,
This PR will add a new boostlet: LLM Chat. It uses WebLLM to provide access to multiple open source models on client-side.
The boostlet injects a chat on any website:
It also has a Boostlet.alert system to communicate crucial info regarding the loading and compatibility with models:
This enables live tracking of loading process and here is a quick demo of a chat injected on data commons:
Improvements for the future: Some cool things we could add is parse info from the current website that the chat is being injected to, and allow users to chat with that context.