In continuation from my previous post, I prepared the environment using Pipenv and installed the OpenAI-like web server with specific CMAKE arguments. Running the server with a provided model was straightforward. To create an SSH tunnel to the remote Ubuntu machine from my Windows PC, I used PuTTY, configuring it to forward port 8888. Connecting from BYO-GPT involved adjusting the server endpoint in the Dart file. This seamless integration allowed me to access the Open API for the LLAMA CPP server and successfully connect BYO-GPT to the specified server.

I dedicate around 10 minutes to create BYO-GPT, a Flutter app that allows easy interaction with ChatGPT through OpenAI's API. After installing Flutter, setting up the project, and creating necessary widgets and models, I utilize the OpenAI API for chat completion. The app includes user and GPT message bubbles, as well as a user input section with a GPT icon. By employing the Provider package, the app efficiently manages state changes. Additionally, I provide the option to switch models for experimentation. Overall, BYO-GPT provides a user-friendly interface for seamless communication with ChatGPT.