- Deprecate the unused beta /answer and /search type identification endpoints and associated GPT functions
- Update extract_questions to use GPT4
- Update summarize method to default to GPT-3.5
- Update date filter to support quoting values in single quotes too. So now both dt>'2023-04-01' and dt>"2023-04-01" should work
- Remove "model" field from chat settings on the web interface
Deprecate usage of the older gpt3 models in-place of the newer chat
based models
- text-davinci-003 is only 50% cheaper than gpt4 and less reliable for
question extraction
- Using gpt-3.50turbo for summarization should reduce cost of chat
- Keep conversation.chat_session as a list instead of a string
- Update completion_with_backoff func to use ChatML format
- Fix testing gpt converse method after it started streaming responses
- Pass stop in model_kwargs dictionary and api key in openai_api_key
parameter to chat completion methods. This should resolve the arg
warning thrown by OpenAI module
The previous json parsing was failing to handle questions with date
filters
Fix the chat actor tests to run without throwing error with freezegun
complaining about importing transformers.local_llama model
Remove quote escapes from date filter examples provided to
extract_questions actor
- Before
Only the search interface had the results count configuration option
- After
- The results count is set on the settings page instead of the
search page
- Both search and chat can use the configured results count instead
of just search
* For the demo instance, re-instate the scheduler, but infrequently for api updates
- In constants, determine the cadence based on whether it's a demo instance or not
- This allow us to collect telemetry again. This will also allow us to save the chat session
* Conditionally skip updating the index altogether if it's a demo isntance
- What
- Stream chat responses from OpenAI API to Web, Obsidian clients
- Implement using a callback function which manages a queue where new tokens can be placed as they come on. As the thread is read from, tokens are removed.
- When the final token has been processed, add the `compiled_references` to the queue to be rendered by the `chat` client
- When the thread has been closed, save the accumulated conversation log in the user's history using a `partial func`
- Incrementally decode tokens on the front end and add them as they appear from the streamed response
- Why
This significantly reduces perceived latency and OpenAI API request timeouts for Chat
Closes https://github.com/khoj-ai/khoj/issues/257
- I needed to installed node-fetch to accomplish this, as the built-in request object from Obsidian doesn't seem to support streaming and the built-in fetch object is very sensitive to any and all cross origin requests
