- Removed references to llamacpp from configuration files, scripts, and documentation, streamlining the LLM setup process to focus solely on Ollama.
- Updated environment variables and paths to eliminate llamacpp-related entries, ensuring clarity in the configuration.
- Adjusted CLI commands and help messages to reflect the removal of llamacpp, enhancing user experience and reducing confusion.
- Revised documentation to provide clear guidance on using Ollama exclusively, including updates to setup instructions and runtime options.
- Updated CLI documentation to reflect the new handling of `CIVITAI_API_TOKEN`, which is now automatically passed to SwarmUI user settings during startup.
- Improved the `render_access_panel` function to include additional warnings for idle-killer failures and stack errors, enhancing user feedback.
- Introduced a new function `seed_swarmui_api_keys` to manage API key injection into SwarmUI, ensuring seamless integration with the Model Downloader.
- Enhanced GPU environment verification logic to include fail-fast checks for critical components like CUDA, improving error handling and user notifications.
- Updated tests to validate the new API key handling and access panel behavior, ensuring robustness in the integration process.
- Rearranged the order of verification steps in the CLI documentation for clarity.
- Enhanced the `test_verify_gpu_env` tests to improve logging and error assertions, ensuring accurate feedback on GPU stack checks.
- Added a new test to skip the torch requirement when only LLM is enabled, reflecting updated behavior in GPU environment verification.
- Added a new function `verify_gpu_env` to check GPU stack readiness, including nvidia-smi, CUDA, and torch in the Comfy virtual environment when SwarmUI is enabled.
- Updated the session management to call `verify_gpu_env`, capturing GPU environment status and errors in the state notes.
- Enhanced documentation in `cli.md` to reflect the new GPU environment verification process.
- Added tests for `verify_gpu_env` to ensure proper functionality and error handling during GPU checks.
- Added support for balance tracking using `SELECTEL_API_TOKEN` in the configuration.
- Introduced new balance notification logic in the local watchdog, alerting users on balance changes based on defined thresholds.
- Updated documentation to include instructions for setting up balance notifications and the required environment variables.
- Enhanced the `ready` and `session` modules to initialize balance state and handle notifications during GPU operations.
- Refactored the CLI and related components to support the new balance monitoring features, ensuring a seamless user experience.
Leonid Pershin