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Making better documentation on how to link oobabooga api

Exw27 opened this issue · comments

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The documentation is not clear on allot of things and some of the documentation links don't exist.

commented

Hi. Thanks for your feedback.

We know we are still missing a few sections of documentation, and are working on that when we have time. We know some sections are still missing. Tool usage is one of the ones we are really excited to get up. However, the documentation that we do have should be as clear and concise as possible.

With that in mind, I'd like to dig in more on the sections that you find unclear. Can you tell me about the issue you are facing?

commented

Hi. Thanks for your feedback.

We know we are still missing a few sections of documentation, and are working on that when we have time. We know some sections are still missing. Tool usage is one of the ones we are really excited to get up. However, the documentation that we do have should be as clear and concise as possible.

With that in mind, I'd like to dig in more on the sections that you find unclear. Can you tell me about the issue you are facing?

If you can just add an example config for local models in oooga instead of just the open ai one.

Other than that i tried the example with the open ai api and it works fine. Amazing work.

commented

Hi Ex,

We've recently updated the config templates. Following the documentation here should get you there: https://github.com/DataBassGit/AgentForge/blob/main/docs/Settings/Models.md

Basically, all you have to do now is set the API and Model in Model Settings to the following:

ModelSettings:
  API: oobabooga_api
  Model: oobabooga

There was a recent update to oobabooga's api that required a code change. We've also updated to support openai v1.3.0. You will need to pip uninstall agentforge then pip install agentforge. Then agentforge init from your project root folder again.