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# PR Checklist - [ ] Have you checked if it works normally in all models? *Ignore this if it doesn't use models.* - [x] Have you checked if it works normally in all web, local, and node hosted versions? If it doesn't, have you blocked it in those versions? - [x] Have you added type definitions? # Description ## Related PRs - This PR replaces the previous implementation in [#848](https://github.com/kwaroran/RisuAI/pull/848). --- ## Problem - After [#848](https://github.com/kwaroran/RisuAI/pull/848), input token counts and `\n\n` spacing changed (e.g. custom API & OpenAI compatible models). - Before, I used the `memo` field in each message to help get **the final, parsed and pre-processed prompt template** from the `formated` array for storage. - But the `memo` field is used in `pushPrompts()` to decide when to merge strings inside `formated`: ```js // Existing code if (chat.role === 'system') { const endf = formated.at(-1) if (endf && endf.role === 'system' && endf.memo === chat.memo && endf.name === chat.name) { formated[formated.length - 1].content += '\n\n' + chat.content } } ``` - Therefore, relying on `memo` produced wrong results. ## Solution - Rolled back all `memo` logic (For a clean diff, compare with040652d, the last version before the memo logic was added). - Added `pushPromptInfoBody()` (independent of global `formated`): ```js function pushPromptInfoBody(role, fmt, promptBody) { if (!fmt.trim()) return; promptBody.push({ role: role, content: risuChatParser(fmt), }); } ``` - Prompt text is now collected in a single switch(`card.type`) block, without needing to filter with `memo` or external fields. ## Result Prompt text is still stored per message without side effects. ## Considerations (commit [8dc05cc](8dc05ccace)) - Extracting only the original `globalNote` is hard unless parser order is changed. 1. When `positionParser` is called first, sections marked as `position` are inserted early, making it impossible to extract only the prompt template afterward. 2. If `risuChatParser` is called separately **just to save the prompt text**, the saved prompt may differ from the actual prompt sent, especially in cases involving `{{random}}` values. - Reordering the function calls might help, but since it could change the prompt that is actually sent and cause differences from the previous output, it may be better to leave things as they are. - Personally, I tend to avoid using `position` in main system prompts; adding it often makes the main prompt structure a bit messy (Using `position` is very useful for things that change frequently, such as bots or personas) - Global notes are typically used for individual bots, rather than as prompts shared globally, so skipping them here has no functional drawback, I think. - The **Custom Inner Format** fields such as authorNote, persona, description, and memory mainly serve as labels, so things like `{{random}}` are rarely used here. For this reason, I used **2(only `risuChatParser` is called just to save the prompt text)** in this context. ## Final Note Sorry for any inconvenience! If you have questions or feedback, please let me know.
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RisuAI
RisuAI, or Risu for short, is a cross platform AI chatting software / web application with powerful features such as multiple API support, assets in the chat, regex functions and much more.
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Features
- Multiple API Supports: Supports OAI, Claude, Ooba, OpenRouter... and More!
- Emotion Images: Display the image of the current character, according to his/her expressions!
- Group Chats: Multiple characters in one chat.
- Plugins: Add your features and providers, and simply share.
- Regex Script: Modify model's output by regex, to make a custom GUI and others
- Powerful Translators: Automatically translate the input/output, so you can roleplay without knowing model's language.
- Lorebook: Also known as world infos or memory book, which can make character memorize more.
- Themes: Choose it from 3 themes, Classic, WaifuLike, WaifuCut.
- Powerful Prompting: Change the prompting order easily, Impersonate inside prompts, Use conditions, variables... and more!
- Customizable, Friendly UI: Great Accessibility and mobile friendly
- TTS: Use TTS to make the output text into voice.
- Additonal Assets: Embed your images, audios and videos to bot, and make it display at chat or background!
- And More!
You can get detailed information on https://github.com/kwaroran/RisuAI/wiki (Work in Progress)
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Installation
- RisuAI Website (Recommended)
- Github Releases
Docker Installation
You can also run RisuAI using Docker. This method is particularly useful for web hosting.
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Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/kwaroran/RisuAI.git cd RisuAI -
Build and run the Docker container:
docker-compose up -d -
Access RisuAI at
http://localhost:6001in your web browser.
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