Richasy / FantasyCopilot

A new-age AI desktop tool
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[Feature] Cross-platform application (WEB) #71

Open samsam002 opened 1 year ago

samsam002 commented 1 year ago

Description

I'm interested in having a web-based version of the Fantasy Copilot. As a potential user, I'd like to access Fantasy Copilot features from any device with an internet connection without needing to install the application on every device. This will increase its accessibility and usability for a broader range of users.

Solution

My ideal solution would be to create a fully responsive web application that replicates the functionality of the current desktop app. This would include integrating the same AI services, maintaining the personal assistant tool and large language model at its core, and ensuring it has the same scalability. This web application should work seamlessly on different devices and screen sizes.

Plan B

A second option could be to create a light version of the web application that contains the most essential features. For example, it could include the chat, prompt management, and session management features. As time and resources allow, the application can then be expanded to include other features.

Additional

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Richasy commented 1 year ago

Interesting idea, and I agree with that, but it's not easy to implement.

I am not familiar with web development, but if you want to achieve cross-platform data interoperability, then the data should be stored in the cloud (whether it is a cloud disk or a server). This involves too much energy for me personally, and it is difficult for me to be independent finish it.

I'll keep this issue open to see if others are interested in joining