Thread by @rorshockbtc

4/20 is a day dedicated to making memories hazy.

But support chatbots should be held to a higher standard.

Introducing Greater, an in-browser local LLM that is private by default and trained on whatever knowledge you give it.

I originally built this for Blockstream during the interview process. That bot is still there, but I've extended it. You can check out the demo here:

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For the Bitcoin bot, I trained it on a variety of Blockstream's articles, the Simplicity language, and some of their other products.

I've also trained it (partially) on Bitcoin Core vs Knots.

The bot can answer questions in a moderate way, or take on the bias of Core or Knots. Right now, I am still extending its local Knowledge Base (KB) so it's not the best, but the structure is there.

The idea is that Bitcoin companies could contribute to the BTC KB...

...but could also localize the bot to work with their specific points-of-view, products, etc.

I have another product called Pipes, it's very much a prototype. Pipes helps you curate one-way data feeds. So, create a Pipe for Swan Bitcoin and then Greater can ingest it.

Of course, since this is FOSS, a company could do this themselves. It is not easy work and is fairly tedious, but I've been working on optimizing it.

There are also some crazy applications, i.e. you can run OpenClaw on your desktop, Greater in-browser. $0 LLM inference.

Configuring OpenClaw would be lots more work, but I'm considering making that in the coming weeks/months. Sounds like fun!

There is currently a very lightweight OpenClaw demo that you can plug into on the site.

I'm still looking for a job and/or clients. Re-posts are appreciated! DMs are open if you want to join the alpha of Greater, or you can always fill out the contact form on one of my sites.

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