The UI is essentially a replication of OpenAI's ChatGPT front-end, which is good, although I wonder if there can be some innovation there.
That's one of the perks of open sourcing it, I suppose.
That's one of the perks of open sourcing it, I suppose.
In addition to the usual speech synthesis/recognition and embedding/vector search features, there are also:
- Node layout
- Multiple LLMs and parallel output
- 3D avatar
- Selection + custom context menu (for extensions)
- Native app integration such as Siri and Calendar (for Shortcut in Apple ecosystem)
- etc. (I'm sure there are many other interesting UIs and features that I missed.)