The document provides an update on the developments of a project, mentioning the work done on the PLUS version and plans to incorporate its features into the open-source version. It highlights the ability to deploy using environment variables, the availability of different AI models, the ease of connecting to personal APIs, and the support provided by the project's built-in server for local development or online hosting purposes.
The document provides insights regarding the project's progress, including the PLUS version development, plans for integrating features into the open-source version, and suggestions for future improvements. Users are guided on deploying the project using environment variables, selecting AI models, connecting to personal APIs, and setting up the project's local server. The document also outlines features such as historical conversations, markdown rendering, math formula support, and dark mode. Additionally, it lists upcoming functionalities like GitHub actions, custom API keys, prompt store, and more, encouraging user feedback and contributions.
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