README.md

---
license: llama3
datasets:
- DevQuasar/brainstorm-v2.1_vicuna_1k
base_model: meta-llama/Meta-Llama-3-8B
pipeline_tag: text-generation
model_context_window: 8192
---



# Model intention
Brainstorm facilitates idea exploration through interaction with a Language Model (LLM). 
Rather than providing direct answers, the model engages in a dialogue with users, offering 
probing questions aimed at fostering deeper contemplation and consideration of various 
facets of their ideas. Model can summaryze the discussed ideas in Markdown format.

## Examples

### Inference code
https://github.com/csabakecskemeti/ai_utils/blob/main/brainstorm_inference.py

### Example generations
[USER] (Ctrl+C to exit):
I'd like to organize my vintage computer collection

[CHAT]: That sounds like a great idea! What kind of organization system are you thinking of using?

[USER] (Ctrl+C to exit):
Make it sure that they are available for use any time, but I don't want to see all the cables hanging around

[CHAT]: So you want to make it easy to access and tidy up the cables. Have you considered using a cable management system or tying up loose ends with ribbon cutters?


[USER] (Ctrl+C to exit):
That makes sense

[CHAT]: What about labeling each device so you can find what you need quickly?

[USER] (Ctrl+C to exit):
Can you please summaryze what we've been talked so far?

[CHAT]: Here's a summary:

**Organizing Vintage Computer Collection**
===============================

* Make sure devices are easily accessible for use
* Tidy up cables using a cable management system or ribbon cutters
* Label each device to find it quickly

Let me know if you'd like to add or modify anything!

[USER] (Ctrl+C to exit):
Ok let's continue: I also want to use a single monoytor an pheripherias for all computer

[CHAT]: That could get expensive fast. Are you thinking of using a hub or a switch? Or maybe something more sophisticated like a KVM switch?

[USER] (Ctrl+C to exit):
yest that's make sense, can you please add it to the summary?

[CHAT]: Here's the updated summary:

**Organizing Vintage Computer Collection**
===============================

* Make sure devices are easily accessible for use
* Tidy up cables using a cable management system or ribbon cutters
* Label each device to find it quickly
* Use a single monitor and peripherals for all computers (hub, switch, KVM switch)

Let me know if there's anything else you'd like to add or change!

[USER] (Ctrl+C to exit):
I also want to protect them from dust, not sure how to do that 

[CHAT]: For protecting against dust, one option could be using enclosures or cabinets. Another approach might be setting up a dedicated workspace with appropriate ventilation. Which of these ideas resonates with you?