This functionality makes LocalAGI harder to starts without no real gain.
While having agents avatars is nice, on generating a new agent is
required a new image to be created, which, on small HW could become a
huge computational strain.
It moves the agent list view to tabular, and cleanups the index page to
improve readability.
We can go back at this, but the motivations are mainly:
- Do not waste computation and be more lightweight
- Less models to download unless the user wants to download image models
- Let's not make look the application "weird" as images could be
generated which are not good looking at all
Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>
* chore: move MCP configuration to the MCP section
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* add MCP stdio form, visually split the two
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Keep some agent start across restarts, such as the SSE manager and
observer. This allows restarts to be shown on the state page and also
allows avatars to be kept when reconfiguring the agent.
Also observable updates can happen out of order because SSE manager has
multiple workers. For now handle this in the client.
Finally fix an issue with the IRC client to make it disconnect and
handle being assigned a different nickname by the server.
Signed-off-by: Richard Palethorpe <io@richiejp.com>
* refactor(ui): Make message status SSE name more specific
Signed-off-by: Richard Palethorpe <io@richiejp.com>
* feat(ui): Add structured observability events
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Action, connector, MCP, dynamic prompts and anything else that is
stored as an array in the config; their fields are always stored
as string by the backend.
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This adds a completely separate frontend based on React because I
found that code gen works better with React once the application gets
bigger. In particular it was getting very hard to move past add
connectors and actions.
The idea is to replace the standard UI with this once it has been
tested. But for now it is available at /app in addition to the
original at /
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Ettore Di Giacinto