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I just noticed that macOS Safari Version 17.3 (19617.2.4.11.8) reports Local LLM as "Browser unsupported" even if Safari is used as for the "Add to Dock..." in the project's "Get Started":

Since this sort of shortcut is also possible with Chrome, would it make sense to change the README.md?

I can't access to the prompt library from community public prompt, do you have the json file available to upload?
It loads but shows nothing..

Installed and launched wordflow. opened local URL in browser, Loads up a tab that says wordflow and has the icon in the tab but the page is a black white page with nothing displayed. Tried in Chrome and Opera.

Hi dear,
I noticed the library from where to choose the prompts is missing when the script is installed in Local.
Do you have any ready library to add on?

I try to run behind in a docker container, but it fails.

Serivice is on, but the webpage is empty. Don't know why.

Problem Statement:

At present, Wordflow lacks the capability to utilize self-hosted Language Models (LLMs), limiting users' flexibility in choosing or swapping models according to their specific needs or preferences.

Proposed Solution:

Integrating support for self-hosted LLMs within Wordflow would greatly enhance its functionality and utility. This enhancement would empower users to leverage a diverse range of models, adapt to evolving requirements, and potentially improve performance by selecting models tailored to specific prompt tasks.

Benefits:

Flexibility: Users can seamlessly switch between different models or select a specific model based on task requirements.
Customization: Allows users to fine-tune their experience by integrating custom or specialized models.
Scalability: Accommodates the rapid influx of new models, ensuring users can readily integrate them into their workflow.
Performance Optimization: Users can choose models optimized for specific tasks, potentially improving overall performance and accuracy.

Easy win would be to integrate with something like ollama, which exposes a standard api for a whole range of different models:
https://github.com/ollama/ollama