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v1.0.0-beta.3

22 Oct 15:35
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v1.0.0-beta.2

03 Oct 05:44
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  • Adjust flex layout to avoid help and avatar stacking in masthead by @vishnoianil in #224
  • Enhance the responsiveness of the login experience by @vishnoianil in #225
  • Add workflow to auto cherry-pick PR to release branch release-1.0 by @vishnoianil in #228
  • Add environment variable to set the authentication org by @vishnoianil in #229

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v1.0.0-beta.1

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v1.0.0-beta.0

27 Sep 07:06
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First beta release of InstructLab Community UI

Major features present in the first release

  • Skill submission form to contribute skill to taxonomy repo.
  • Knowledge submission form to contribute knowledge to taxonomy repo.
  • Both Skill and Knowledge submission forms enforce the related schema constraints
  • Both the forms allow user to view the final yaml file and attribution file, that will be submitted to the taxonomy repo PR.
  • User is allowed to download the final yaml and attribution files, in case they manually want to contribute directory to taxonomy repo.
  • Chat bot that allows to talk to Granite-7b and Merlinite-7b models. This chat bot can help user to determine if the model already knows about the skill and knowledge that the user was planning to contribute.
  • User can add a custom endpoint to chat. If user is hosting any model on a publicly reachable endpoint, it can be added through the UI to chat through chatbot.
  • Dashboard that list all the existing skill and knowledge contribution from user.
  • UI also allow user to edit the existing "open" skill and knowledge contribution.

Requirements

First release has a dependency on the github authentication, so the user must have a github account.

Details of the contributions in the first release

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