[v2/feat] Image generation command #58
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artifishvr
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May 17, 2024
Yep! I personally agree with you as I also enjoy the natural language part of SpongeChat. Support for natural-language image generation isn't being phased out as a part of this PR, and maybe we should make it more of a goal to improve support for it in the future. |
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ref: #55
Description
The image generation facilities already exist in SpongeChat through the Workers AI SDK. However, they are only accessible through passive interactions and natural conversation.
This PR adds a
/imaginecommand, which incorporates these image generation facilities into a command for direct consumption.Why is this useful?
Generating images through natural language can be inconsistent and/or confusing, and the prompts fed into generation may be inaccurate. Having a direct method of accessing image generation facilities will provide an alternate way to bypass this barrier.