The data also provides instructions for installing the interface, either with pipx or manually using a virtual environment and requirements.txt. It supports drag and drop operations for some widgets, given that tkdnd is installed in the system. It also mentions some keywords that can be used in commands, such as ((name_user)) for the name of the user, ((name_ai)) for the name of the AI, ((date)) for the current date, ((now)) for the current Unix time in seconds, ((name)) for the name of the current tab, and ((noun)) for a random noun.
Key takeaways:
- The interface for llama.cpp and ChatGPT offers features like real-time response streaming, various configs to tweak responses, context saving, and GUI based on Python's Tkinter.
- It supports multi-modal models like llava 1.5 and allows for the inclusion of URLs or paths to images.
- Installation can be done with pipx or manually using a virtual environment and requirements.txt. Vulkan support for GPU can also be installed.
- The interface includes keywords that can be used in commands, such as the name of the user, the name of the AI, the current date, and the current unix time in seconds.