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TheBlewish / Automated-AI-Web-Researcher-Ollama

A python program that turns an LLM, running on Ollama, into an automated researcher, which will with a single query determine focus areas to investigate, do websearches and scrape content from various relevant websites and do research for you all on its own! And more, not limited to but including saving the findings for you!
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Termios not windows compatible? #13

Open nigelp opened 1 day ago

nigelp commented 1 day ago

Getting this error:

D:\researcher\Automated-AI-Web-Researcher-Ollama>python Web-LLM.py Traceback (most recent call last): File "D:\researcher\Automated-AI-Web-Researcher-Ollama\Web-LLM.py", line 12, in from research_manager import ResearchManager File "D:\researcher\Automated-AI-Web-Researcher-Ollama\research_manager.py", line 17, in import termios ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'termios'

x-eelectriceel-x commented 1 day ago

same, had to comment out termios and tty imports, and replace the get_multiline_input function with a simple string input to get it to work, partially.

nigelp commented 1 day ago

Sigh. I just wish... :) I'm just slogging through installing a bunch of stuff which seems to have failed to install. Not sure I've got the patience. Heh.

dondiegorivera commented 1 day ago

It runs perfectly on Win11:WSL mode. Start WSL, setup a Python env, install Ollama Linux, connect VS Code with WSL Plugin, clone the repo, and setup the script as described in the readme.

nigelp commented 1 day ago

I'm on Windows 10.

x-eelectriceel-x commented 1 day ago

There is a PR for a windows compatible version, but it only addresses one of the modules

nigelp commented 1 day ago

It's a shame there's not a fully compatible version, because it looks like an interesting project.

dondiegorivera commented 1 day ago

You can install WSL on Win10 too. https://contabo.com/blog/how-to-install-wsl2-on-windows-10/

nigelp commented 1 day ago

Not really that keen, actually. Huge space hog etc.

scaruslooner commented 1 day ago

Damn i just ranned into the same issue :(. I dont want to install WSL

hafeezhmha commented 1 day ago

@nigelp @scaruslooner @dondiegorivera https://github.com/hafeezhmha/Automated-AI-Web-Researcher-Ollama

Hey, you guys can check out the windows implementation of this project here. Lemme know if you come across any issues!

nigelp commented 18 hours ago

Nope, no change at all. Still curses issue and all the rest. It's completely broken on Windows.

hafeezhmha commented 18 hours ago

@nigelp check your python version.

Mine is 3.11 configured for this specific project in conda.

the curses version is windows-curses>=2.3.1

nigelp commented 17 hours ago

Hi @hafeezhmha, thanks very much for your help. Unfortunately I am not getting anywhere with this project. I don't have time or energy to debug it on Windows right now. I would hope, that like many other Github projects of this type, the author would ensure that the requirements, dependencies and other critical elements just work as advertised.

It's not just one thing, there's a large list of things that break when I follow the Readme instructions, the curses thing is just one of many. It's not hard surely to test and iterate until something works? I don't mind helping to enhance something, but it would be nice to have it working at least in a basic form out of the box.

I don't want to sound churlish, because it's great for someone to offer this to the community, and it is appreciated.