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Currently, the framework can handle requests from device inputs such as audio, video, or text messages from the UI. However, it would be highly beneficial to allow requests to be sent from external programs as well.
Request:
Implement the ability to receive and process requests from external programs.
This would enable seamless integration with various external systems and workflows.
For example, developers could integrate the framework with a live streaming platform like YouTube, allowing the AI to respond to user comments in real-time. This functionality would greatly expand the versatility of the framework by enabling more complex and dynamic interactions between AI and external applications.
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Implemented `SocketServer` component to accept requests from external programs through TCP socket communication.
Users can assign custom processing logic to the `OnDataReceived` event for handling received requests. The server runs on a separate thread, processes client data asynchronously, and enqueues requests to ensure execution on the main thread.
Addresses issue #340
Implemented the ability to hide the user message window in the AIAvatar component.
This prevents displaying unwanted text when receiving commands from external programs.
If the `UserMessageWindow` is not assigned in the AIAvatar component, user messages will not be shown.
Related issue: #340
Currently, the framework can handle requests from device inputs such as audio, video, or text messages from the UI. However, it would be highly beneficial to allow requests to be sent from external programs as well.
Request:
For example, developers could integrate the framework with a live streaming platform like YouTube, allowing the AI to respond to user comments in real-time. This functionality would greatly expand the versatility of the framework by enabling more complex and dynamic interactions between AI and external applications.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: