gf-lt

character card spec;
llama.cpp api, deepseek (other ones were not tested);
showing images (not really, for now only if your char card is png it could show it);
tts/stt (if whisper.cpp server / fastapi tts server are provided);

does not have/supprot

images; (ctrl+j will show an image of the card you use, but that is about it);
RAG; (RAG was implemented, but I found it unusable and then sql extention broke, so no RAG);
MCP; (agentic is implemented, but as a raw and predifined functions for llm to use. see tools.go);

usage examples

how to install

(requires golang) clone the project

cd gf-lt
make

keybindings

while running you can press f12 for list of keys;

Esc: send msg
PgUp/Down: switch focus between input and chat widgets
F1: manage chats
F2: regen last
F3: delete last msg
F4: edit msg
F5: toggle system
F6: interrupt bot resp
F7: copy last msg to clipboard (linux xclip)
F8: copy n msg to clipboard (linux xclip)
F9: table to copy from; with all code blocks
F11: import chat file
F12: show this help page
Ctrl+w: resume generation on the last msg
Ctrl+s: load new char/agent
Ctrl+e: export chat to json file
Ctrl+n: start a new chat
Ctrl+c: close programm
Ctrl+p: props edit form (min-p, dry, etc.)
Ctrl+v: switch between /completion and /chat api (if provided in config)
Ctrl+r: start/stop recording from your microphone (needs stt server)
Ctrl+t: remove thinking (<think>) and tool messages from context (delete from chat)
Ctrl+l: update connected model name (llamacpp)
Ctrl+k: switch tool use (recommend tool use to llm after user msg)
Ctrl+j: if chat agent is char.png will show the image; then any key to return
Ctrl+a: interrupt tts (needs tts server)

setting up config

cp config.example.toml config.toml

set values as you need them to be.