Introduce books/ with civitai-krea2 and HF fictext builders, sha-diff seed to VM, and drop train.jsonl from the civitai scrape pipeline.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Local civitai-dataset launchers collect ~2000 prompt/params rows without images; search.jsonl is pushed on up for cheap example lookup.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
- Increased default values for IDLE_MINUTES from 30 to 60 and IDLE_GRACE_MINUTES from 45 to 90 across configuration files and documentation.
- Updated related documentation to reflect the new default idle time settings, ensuring consistency in user guidance and system behavior.
- Updated `env.example` and `gpu-rent.vars.example` to include new variables for LLM runtime and SwarmUI options.
- Refactored CLI commands to support interactive selection of LLM runtime and workload type (SwarmUI, LLM, or both).
- Improved access link generation to handle cases where SwarmUI is disabled, providing clearer user feedback.
- Enhanced provisioning logic to conditionally bootstrap SwarmUI based on user configuration, allowing for LLM-only setups.
- Updated documentation across multiple files to reflect changes in LLM integration, CLI usage, and configuration management.
- Added support for a new extension, `swarm-assistent`, in `extensions.example.yaml` with a requirement for `ollama`.
- Enhanced the README.md to clarify the setup process and provide a quick start guide for using extensions.
- Updated documentation in `llm.md` to reflect the opt-in nature of LLM support and provide clearer instructions for enabling it.
- Improved the `autocomplete.md` to detail the automatic setup of word lists during the initial launch.
- Revised `cli.md` to include new commands and options related to LLM runtime handling and extension management.
- Enhanced the `spike-notes.md` to guide users through the first live run with a focus on LLM integration.
- Introduced SCAN_POOLS configuration to specify pools for GPU flavor scanning.
- Updated the `flavors` command to scan specified pools and list available GPU flavors based on `FLAVOR_PREFERENCE`.
- Revised CLI documentation to reflect changes in the `flavors` command behavior.
- Enhanced decision documentation to include details about GPU pool scanning.
- Updated setup instructions to guide users on selecting appropriate GPU pools.
- Updated version number in pyproject.toml and __init__.py to 0.2.0.
- Revised README.md to reflect the current state of the project, including usage instructions and setup steps.
- Improved CLI documentation in cli.md, adding details about new commands and their functionalities.
- Enhanced the quick start section in README.md for better clarity on initial setup.
- Updated local folder documentation to clarify file handling and commands.
- Added a new command for listing GPU flavors and improved error handling in the CLI.
- Implemented a watchdog feature in the tunnel to manage server states effectively.
- Updated the project structure to store configuration files (.env, models.yaml, extensions.yaml) in the project root instead of the user's home directory.
- Enhanced the setup process to automatically copy example files to the project root on first run.
- Implemented a migration function to transfer legacy configuration files from the user's home directory to the new project structure.
- Revised documentation to reflect changes in file locations and setup instructions.
- Improved code readability and maintainability by refactoring path management functions.
- Revised CLI documentation to clarify the sequence of operations for the `up` command and updated the status of features.
- Enhanced the roadmap with completed tasks marked as done.
- Removed unused import in clone_ext.py for cleaner code.
- Added assertions in test_bootstrap.py to ensure correct script generation and validate the presence of autocompletion data.
- Added package data configuration for the 'gpu_rent' package in pyproject.toml.
- Updated README.md to include usage instructions for Windows and Unix launchers.
- Enhanced CLI documentation in cli.md to reflect new commands and their functionalities.
- Revised setup.md to clarify installation steps and environment setup.
- Improved error handling and command descriptions in the CLI implementation.
- Added new functions for model version handling and flavor resolution in the codebase.
- Updated state management to include additional properties for better tracking.
Leonid PershinandCursor