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Canvas UI offers exciting possibilities for editing text using Markdown editors (like https://platejs.org/) and executing code artifacts.
Given that AnythingLLM already supports tags like <think> </think>, integrating Canvas support might not be far-fetched:
Step 1: Enclose content intended for the Canvas UI within <canvas> tags.
Step 2: Upon expanding these <canvas> tags, the interface seamlessly transitions into a dedicated Canvas UI, empowering users to edit and manipulate content using tools like Markdown editors and code runners.
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Agree, having a canvas UI to render code and artifacts is certainly something we would like. Basically being able to take markdown blocks and render them. HTML, JS, and such are trivial, but we also want to basically have a Replit-like service we could run in sandbox to also execute code snippets from python, c++ and other REPLs. Not too far fetched
What would you like to see?
Canvas UI offers exciting possibilities for editing text using Markdown editors (like https://platejs.org/) and executing code artifacts.
Given that AnythingLLM already supports tags like
<think> </think>
, integrating Canvas support might not be far-fetched:Step 1: Enclose content intended for the Canvas UI within
<canvas>
tags.Step 2: Upon expanding these
<canvas>
tags, the interface seamlessly transitions into a dedicated Canvas UI, empowering users to edit and manipulate content using tools like Markdown editors and code runners.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: