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Change the default bots to those bots using API, cc #953 #972

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This pull request makes changes to the default bots in the Chats class within the src/store/chats.js file. The most important change involves replacing the existing all web-based and non-working default bots with a new set of API bots.

Changes to default bots:

  • src/store/chats.js: Replaced the previous default bots (e.g., ChatGPT35Bot, ChatGPT4Bot, BingChatCreativeBot, etc.) with new bots (e.g., AzureOpenAIAPIBot, ClaudeAPISonnetBot, Gemini15ProAPIBot, etc.) and set their selected status to false.

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    • Updated the default bot options available when starting a new chat session, providing a refreshed set of choices that are initially not pre-selected for improved user flexibility.

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This update modifies the default bot configuration in the addFirstChatIfEmpty method within the Chats class (located in src/store/chats.js). The change replaces the previous set of bot classes (e.g., ChatGPT35Bot, ChatGPT4Bot) with a new set (e.g., AzureOpenAIAPIBot, ClaudeAPISonnetBot), all initialized with selected: false to reflect an updated default setup.

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src/store/chats.js Updated the favBots array in the addFirstChatIfEmpty method by replacing former bot classes with new ones, all marked as selected: false.

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src/store/chats.js:20

  • [nitpick] The bot name 'ClaudeAPISonnetBot' is inconsistent with the other bot names. Consider renaming it to 'ClaudeSonnetAPIBot' for consistency.
{ classname: "ClaudeAPISonnetBot", selected: false },
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src/store/chats.js (1)

19-26: Consider moving bot configurations to a separate config file.

To improve maintainability, consider extracting the default bot list to a dedicated configuration file. This would make it easier to update bot configurations and potentially support different bot sets for different environments.

Example structure:

+ // src/config/defaultBots.js
+ export const DEFAULT_BOTS = [
+   { classname: "AzureOpenAIAPIBot", selected: false },
+   { classname: "ClaudeAPISonnetBot", selected: false },
+   // ... other bots
+ ];

  // In chats.js
- favBots: [
-   { classname: "AzureOpenAIAPIBot", selected: false },
-   // ... other bots
- ],
+ favBots: DEFAULT_BOTS,
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src/store/chats.js (2)

19-26: LGTM! Successfully replaced web-based bots with API-based alternatives.

The changes align well with the PR objectives, replacing the default web-based bots with API-based alternatives.


19-26: Verify that all bot classes exist in the codebase.

Let's ensure all the referenced bot classes are properly defined to prevent runtime errors.

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Verification Success: All Bot Classes Exist

  • AzureOpenAIAPIBot is defined in src/bots/microsoft/AzureOpenAIAPIBot.js
  • ClaudeAPISonnetBot is defined in src/bots/anthropic/ClaudeAPISonnetBot.js
  • Gemini15ProAPIBot is defined in src/bots/google/Gemini15ProAPIBot.js
  • Gemma29bGroqAPIBot is defined in src/bots/groq/Gemma29bGroqAPIBot.js
  • Grok2APIBot is defined in src/bots/xai/Grok2APIBot.js
  • Llama370bGroqAPIBot is defined in src/bots/groq/Llama370bGroqAPIBot.js
  • Mixtral8x7bGroqAPIBot is defined in src/bots/groq/Mixtral8x7bGroqAPIBot.js
  • OpenAIAPI4oBot is defined in src/bots/openai/OpenAIAPI4oBot.js

Each bot class referenced in the code snippet exists and is properly implemented, so no additional modifications are required.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if all bot classes exist in the codebase

# Search for each bot class definition
echo "Searching for bot class definitions..."
for bot in "AzureOpenAIAPIBot" "ClaudeAPISonnetBot" "Gemini15ProAPIBot" "Gemma29bGroqAPIBot" "Grok2APIBot" "Llama370bGroqAPIBot" "Mixtral8x7bGroqAPIBot" "OpenAIAPI4oBot"; do
    echo "Checking $bot..."
    rg "class\s+$bot" -A 5
done

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@PeterDaveHello PeterDaveHello merged commit 8151906 into ai-shifu:main Feb 4, 2025
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@PeterDaveHello PeterDaveHello deleted the UpdateDefaultBots branch February 4, 2025 16:46
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