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That error looks like you tried to put the Groq key into the OpenAI provider. Can you share your REDACTED |
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You can safely edit and remove the OPENAI related keys from your ~/.config/fabric/.env file and try again. |
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Then you should set the default model *use |
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Hi,
Still trying to get going;
I have been digging into a 2019 intel macbook and finally found traces of fabric and groq.
For more background see this post.
For the time being I mainly have intel macs at my disposal, so that's what I concntrate upon.
The past couple of days I've done a fair deal of reading, so my understanding is starting to get a bit better, but still got a lot to learn.
The main thing, at the moment, is I would like to get youtube summarization back working.
Aftr a lot of fuzzing with Hombrew (which is nearly completely defunct after september 2026 on Intel mac's so it seems) I have done my first steps towards MacPorts.
Today I also found my totally forgotten account with groq.com... to find out that groq compound is not supported any more.
Back to my i9 macbook with 32 GB of ram.
I now realize there's a couple of possibilities, local or cloud and then various different models.
Some searching pointed towards using meta-llama/llama-4-scout-17b-16e-instruct, but I can't seem to find that on my Groq dashboard.
Could someone help pointing out how to get going with this?
I'd be prepared to accept paying, but insist on being able to keep an eye on my future spending.
So my tactic would be:
At the same time I'm also looking into ways to run models locally, possibly by chaining / networking together equipment.
Thanks for helping out!
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