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Looks very useful, thx a lot, will look into it soon |
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Added a dropdown in the UI header to switch between different system prompt modes (like Conversation, Coder, etc.).
I was getting annoyed when I was trying to get info on something but it would only answer with a couple words and ran me in circles. Instead of needing to change via the txt file every time, this should be much easier.
I added a few just super quick example prompts.
code/promptsfolder (which you can set inserver.py).UI Changes:
<select>dropdown toindex.html(in the header)./get_modesAPI endpoint.Backend Logic:
SpeechPipelineManager.server.pynow just calls methods on the manager via/get_modesand/set_modeAPI endpoints.code/system_prompt.txt.I also have a placeholder settings button in there for adding the ability to edit prompts, change models, or voices or such. I wasn't going to leave it in because I didn't do the logic yet, but then the UI looked weird so I just left it.