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Many useful applications use web APIs which require an API key. Currently, the only reasonable way to use a key is to have a password input for the API key, but then each time the app is restarted, it requires filling in the API key again.
If the API key is stored in a file like .env, then that file would be sent to the LLM each time the user sends a message.
One way to do this is to have the shinylive window just not send files that start with . to the parent window when the parent requests the current files.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Many useful applications use web APIs which require an API key. Currently, the only reasonable way to use a key is to have a password input for the API key, but then each time the app is restarted, it requires filling in the API key again.
If the API key is stored in a file like
.env
, then that file would be sent to the LLM each time the user sends a message.One way to do this is to have the shinylive window just not send files that start with
.
to the parent window when the parent requests the current files.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: