Ok, this is interesting. Now, I wonder if I can also have it read from archivebox locally so I can also have it read through all of the things I (in the future, have not had time to set it up yet) archives for fast reference. That would be cool.
Archive (HackerNews): https://archive.today/Xh3rz
Direct Link (Github): https://github.com/US-Artificial-Intelligence/abbey
From the post:
>Abbey is an AI interface with notebooks, basic chat, documents, YouTube videos, and more. It orchestrates a variety of AI models in a private self-hosted package. You can run Abbey as a server for multiple users using your own authentication provider, or you can run it for yourself on your own machine. Abbey is highly configurable and extendible, using your chosen LLMs, TTS models, OCR models, and search engines. You can find a hosted version of Abbey here, which is used by many students and professionals.
Ok, this is interesting. Now, I wonder if I can also have it read from archivebox locally so I can also have it read through all of the things I (in the future, have not had time to set it up yet) archives for fast reference. That would be cool.
Archive (HackerNews): https://archive.today/Xh3rz
Direct Link (Github): https://github.com/US-Artificial-Intelligence/abbey
From the post:
>>Abbey is an AI interface with notebooks, basic chat, documents, YouTube videos, and more. It orchestrates a variety of AI models in a private self-hosted package. You can run Abbey as a server for multiple users using your own authentication provider, or you can run it for yourself on your own machine. Abbey is highly configurable and extendible, using your chosen LLMs, TTS models, OCR models, and search engines. You can find a hosted version of Abbey here, which is used by many students and professionals.
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