Support alternative model names when using OpenAI-compatible local AI as backend #26
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Signed-off-by: csh <458761603@qq.com>
L-jasmine
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Wow, cool update. |
Signed-off-by: csh <458761603@qq.com>
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I updated the README to explain how to use this feature |
Signed-off-by: csh <458761603@qq.com>
siddhantx0
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Jul 1, 2024
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I found that in OpenAI’s client, you can switch servers by setting OPENAI_BASE_URL in the environment, so you can use this feature to use a local LLM server as long as it has the same format as OpenAI. However, in this case, the model may not be limited to
gpt-4-turbo, so I added a model parameter to the corresponding function to select different models.