Chat with LLMs. Bring your own key. Keyboard-centric, mobile friendly, searchable.
The Svelte Chat UI was developed as a fast, keyboard-centric interface for chatting with language learning models (LLMs) using an API key. While it provided a useful solution for many users, the project is no longer actively maintained due to the emergence of more polished alternatives like Raycast. Although the app will remain accessible, the decision to archive it signifies a shift in focus towards projects that are more actively supported and provide enhanced functionalities.
Despite being discontinued, the Svelte Chat UI was initially created to fulfill a personal need and became a valuable tool for many. It allowed efficient communication with advanced AI models, emphasizing ease of access and a streamlined user experience through keyboard shortcuts. The project's legacy continues as users can access the code on GitHub, even as the developer moves on to new endeavors.
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