🌟 This Chrome extension enables users to chat seamlessly with any open-source model, like LLaMA, supported by Ollama.
🚀 With a sleek, user-friendly UI, users can configure server details, manage models, and interact with their favorite AI assistants.
🎯 The extension offers complete flexibility to download, delete, and personalize models directly from the interface, making it a versatile tool for AI enthusiasts and developers alike.
This project is licensed under the OpenTalkGPT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
Chrome Extention Download Link : OpenTalkGpt
- Navigate to the GitHub repository of the Chrome extension.
 - Click on the green Code button.
 - Select Download ZIP to download the repository as a ZIP file.
 - Extract the downloaded ZIP file to a directory on your local system.
 
- Open Google Chrome.
 - Go to 
chrome://extensions/in the address bar. - Toggle the Developer mode switch (usually located at the top right).
 
- Click on Load unpacked (available after enabling Developer mode).
 - Select the directory where you extracted the ZIP file.
 - The extension will now load in Chrome for testing and development purposes.
 
- Open the directory in your code editor (e.g., VS Code).
 - Modify the extension’s code as needed. Typical areas to work on include:
- Manifest file (
manifest.json): Metadata and permissions for the extension. - JavaScript/HTML/CSS files: Functionality and UI of the extension.
 
 - Manifest file (
 
- After making changes to the code, go back to the 
chrome://extensions/page. - Click the Reload button for the extension to apply the changes.
 - Test the functionality directly in the browser.
 
- Create a Fork:
- On the GitHub repository page, click Fork to create your copy of the repository.
 - Clone the forked repository to your local system:
git clone https://github.com/adarshM84/OpenTalkGptCode.git
 
 - Make Changes:
- Add your changes to the cloned repository.
 - Use 
git add,git commit, andgit pushto push changes to your fork. 
 - Create a Pull Request:
- Go to the original repository on GitHub.
 - Click Pull Requests > New Pull Request.
 - Compare your fork with the original repository and submit your contribution.