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This project is a simple and direct application built with Delphi, an object-oriented, visual programming environment to develop applications. The primary purpose of chatgpt-chat-window is to build a more streamlined and interactive platform where induced prompts and responses can be visualized better. This application is integrated with gpt-3.5-turbo/gpt-4, one of the most advanced language models developed by OpenAI.
The distinctive features of chatgpt-chat-window include:
This feature ensures real-time interaction, providing users with a smoother and more engaging experience. It enables the application to handle multiple events or requests concurrently without causing any delay or performance glitch.
The application gets its language modeling capabilities by leveraging the GPT, i.e., Generative Pretrained Transformers, developed by OpenAI. With options including gpt-3.5-turbo and the upcoming gpt-4, users can tune these according to their needs for an advanced and enhanced experience.
One of our system's key capabilities includes the ability to save conversations while the user is interacting with the system. Users can also restore these conversations later. This functionality will help maintain context even when the chat session is dispersed over different time frames or sessions.
To provide an intuitive and responsive user experience, users have the option to set system prompts as per their requirement. This makes the conversations more interactive and engaging, enabling users to convey complex ideas with ease.
To get started with chatgpt-chat-window, simply fork or clone the repository into your local system. Open the project in your Delphi IDE, and you're all set to explore the functionalities.
Suggestions and contributions are always welcome. Feel free to fork the repo and create pull requests. Or, if you notice any problem or have a suggestion, feel free to create an issue.
chatgpt-chat-window is an open-source project licensed under MIT.
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