@webex/internal-plugin-llm
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Plugin for the LLM service
This is an internal Cisco Webex plugin. As such, it does not strictly adhere to semantic versioning. Use at your own risk. If you're not working on one of our first party clients, please look at our developer api and stick to our public plugins.
npm install --save @webex/internal-plugin-llm
import '@webex/internal-plugin-llm';
import WebexCore from '@webex/webex-core';
const webex = new WebexCore();
// locusUrl is got from meeting.locusInfo.url;
// datachannelUrl is got from meeting.locusInfo.info.datachannelUrl;
webex.internal.llm.registerAndConnect(locusUrl, datachannelUrl);
// Checks if LLM is connected
webex.internal.llm.isConnected();
// Disconnect LLM connection
webex.internal.llm.disconnectLLM();
// Get Locus URL
webex.internal.llm.getLocusUrl();
This package is maintained by Cisco Webex for Developers.
Pull requests welcome. Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for more details.
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