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- add prompt cache feature - add thinking mode Signed-off-by: Yi Lin <teroincn@gmail.com>
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Hi WannaTen, great idea and nice implementation of it! It would be even better if these changes were made directly in the source code. Would you like to take a stab at that? I would want to merge these changes into ChainForge The idea to use |
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Thanks for your appreciation. In fact, I am not proficient in TypeScript, so I added a custom provider. I can have a try on implementing the entire functionality using TypeScript to see how it goes. |
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Hi, I noticed that this repository is relatively slow in supporting the latest models, so I implemented a custom solution for Claude to enable support for the latest features like prompt cache and thinking mode. I’m submitting this PR to see if it can be merged into the repository, providing everyone with an example of how to integrate models flexibly, along with a practical interface for real-world usage.