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add LOCAL_API_KEY environment variable to support api like ChatAnywhere #308
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reuse the code for local model to support APIs like ChatAnywhere, an environment variable is all you need.
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:FYI: Already implemented here #243 with a bit more sophisticated model metadata resolution strategy. |
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Hi! Thanks so much for taking the time to contribute. I wanted to let you know that this project is no longer maintained here. I've continued working on it with the team at Charm, where it's now called Crush. This repo will be archived soon to help people find the active version, so I’d love for you to check out Crush and continue development there. |
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Reuse the code for the local model to support APIs like ChatAnywhere; an environment variable is all you need.