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Store a user's chat conversations in persistent storage #394

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RobotSail opened this issue Dec 7, 2024 · 3 comments
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Store a user's chat conversations in persistent storage #394

RobotSail opened this issue Dec 7, 2024 · 3 comments
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RobotSail commented Dec 7, 2024

Popular AI chat tools typically store the user's past conversation history so that they can continue the conversations in the future and share them when needed.

The InstructLab UI should have the ability for users' chats to be stored such that they can be continued at a later time.

For example, consider the following popular chat tool:

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Please assign this issue to me; I am working on this

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@Sunnidhya Thanks for taking on this issue. You'll want to look at #13 first as it's a pre-requisite to this one.

@vishnoianil vishnoianil added the enhancement New feature or request label Dec 17, 2024
@vishnoianil vishnoianil added this to UI Dec 17, 2024
@vishnoianil vishnoianil moved this to Ready in UI Dec 17, 2024
@vishnoianil vishnoianil added this to the release-1.2 milestone Dec 17, 2024
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@Sunnidhya Please feel free to ping me on Instructlab slack #ui channel if you need any help with this issues. Love to discuss any high level design that you have in mind for this integration.

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