Web apps and libraries for interacting with Ragdoll.

Go beyond fine-tuning to produce flawless creative deliverables.

Create and chat with characters that have scoped knowledge and distinct personalities.

Define their source of knowledge at a URL (e.g. Wikipedia page).

✨ Focus: Upload additional documents to extend their knowledge.

Produce art in a specific style.

✨ Inspire: Upload source images to inspire compositional features of a new image.

Produce videos, CGI, and animation of a certain genre.

✨ Stage: Upload an image to set the stage for a new video clip.

Coming soon!

Produce music and sound effects of a certain genre.

✨ Cue: Upload an audio clip to cue a specific style or sound.

Coming soon!

Produce code and other technical work.

✨ Focus: Upload additional documents to extend technical knowledge.

Coming soon!

✨ Community Site: Export & publish collections of ragdolls, or "casts", and download others.

✨ Download Content: When you're happy with a result, download your generated content in a variety of formats (default is an HTML page), or clear the channel to start over.

1. Configure the API

cd ragdoll-api

See the API README.md.

2. Install dependencies

nvm use && npm i

3. Start the server

npm start

You should see something like this:

A worker has spawned.
A worker has spawned.
A worker has spawned.
A worker has spawned.
A worker has spawned.
A worker has spawned.
A worker has spawned.
A worker has spawned.
Cluster is online at http://localhost:8000
Worker online (#1).
Worker online (#2).
Worker online (#3).
Worker online (#4).
Worker online (#5).
Worker (#1) is listening for messages.
Worker (#3) is listening for messages.
Worker (#2) is listening for messages.
Worker (#5) is listening for messages.
Worker online (#6).
Worker online (#8).
Worker (#4) is listening for messages.
Worker online (#7).
Worker (#6) is listening for messages.
Worker (#8) is listening for messages.
Worker (#7) is listening for messages.

This means the server is running and handling concurrent requests on all CPU cores.

Ragdoll API is now listening on http://localhost:8000/.

4. Set up the front-end

cd ../ragdoll-react

See the React README.md.

nvm use && npm i

5. Start the front-end

npm start

You should see the default UI:

How to use the app

How to run the API

See CaseStudies.md.