Releases · Ai00-X/ai00_server

24 May 16:09

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v0.5.1

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v0.5.1 Latest

Latest

❣What's Changed⁉

✅ Support for new sampler : Typical !❗

Sampling refactor by @cryscan in #119
Bump vite from 5.1.6 to 5.2.11 by @dependabot in #121
fix doc typo by @shoumenchougou in #123
UI & docs by @cgisky1980 in #124
Docs by @cryscan in #125

New Contributors

@shoumenchougou made their first contribution in #122

Full Changelog: v0.5.0...v0.5.1

Contributors

cryscan, dependabot, and 2 other contributors

Assets 5

21 May 16:23

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v0.5.0

6000254

v0.5.0

What's Changed

Split the project into core and server. by @cryscan in #117
Move converter into a package. by @cryscan in #118

Full Changelog: v0.4.9...v0.5.0

Contributors

cryscan

Assets 5

15 May 01:11

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v0.4.9

f7c1ca8

v0.4.9

🙄What's Changed ⁉

Dynamically load initial state and LoRA in WebUI.
BNF support in WebUI "Writing" section (scroll down the left penal).
Export static quantization models as prefab format in the WebUI.

What is BNF?

BNF forces the model to output in your desired format (e.g., JSON, markdown with specified fields).

📢Ai00 Naming Convention for Models:✨🔆

Ai00 now recognizes different types of model files using the convention present here.

1. ✅File Extensions

Base models: .st
Initial states: .state
LoRA: .lora

2. 💘Model Naming Convention

[name][-(Version number, e.g., x060)][-(World version number, e.g., w021)][-(Model parameters, e.g., 3B)].[Extension (st\state\lora\prefab)]

For example:

x060-w021-3B.st
x060-w021-3B.prefab
example-x060-3B.lora
example2-x060-3B.state

👽BNF Example

Here is an example BNF for JSON with fields name and age:

<start> ::= <json_object>
<json_object> ::= "{" <object_members> "}"
<object_members> ::= <json_member> | <json_member> ", " <object_members>
<json_member> ::= <json_key> ": " <json_value>
<json_key> ::= '"' "name" '"' | '"' "age" '"' | '"' "job" '"'
<json_value> ::= <json_string> | <json_number>
<json_string>::='"'<content>'"'
<content>::=<except!([escaped_literals])>|<except!([escaped_literals])><content>|'\\"'<content>|'\\"'
<escaped_literals>::='\t'|'\n'|'\r'|'"'
<json_number> ::= <positive_digit><digits>|'0'
<digits>::=<digit>|<digit><digits>
<digit>::='0'|<positive_digit>
<positive_digit>::="1"|"2"|"3"|"4"|"5"|"6"|"7"|"8"|"9"