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Despite all the impressive advancements in model capabilities, one of the biggest issues users continue to face is the barrier of input. Communicating all of their preferences, assumptions, and context into these powerful tools, especially for more complex tasks, just takes too long. Enlive is designed to expand usability of multiple large language models and their abilities to less technical users with less setup. The website works best on desktop computers, but is also compatible with most mobile phones, tablets, and laptops. See what it can do for you.

Your feedback is appreciated, especially any non-English speakers. Will continue to update.

by connerBown

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  • Despite all the impressive advancements in model capabilities, one of the biggest issues users continue to face is the barrier of input. Communicating all of their preferences, assumptions, and context into these powerful tools, especially for more complex tasks, just takes too long. Enlive is designed to expand usability of multiple large language models and their abilities to less technical users with less setup. The website works best on desktop computers, but is also compatible with most mobile phones, tablets, and laptops. See what it can do for you.

    Your feedback is appreciated, especially any non-English speakers. Will continue to update.

    by connerBown

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