Xinference integration with Microsoft Word #2569
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Really appreciate for your integration, but the list you added are all open source projects, so far I don't know if your project is appropriate to be there. |
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Even so, thank you very much for your reply. |
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Sorry, readme links open source projects for now. I will close this first. |
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Thank you for this great repo. I have recently integrated Xinference with Microsoft Word through a local Word Add-in (GPTLocalhost). Would it be possible to add this integration in the repo, providing users with another reason to try Xinference? Appreciate your consideration.