Getting Started 👋
Online Mode
Alice's Online Mode transforms the default offline language models into web-connected assistants by integrating internet search capabilities. To enable this feature, users must register for a free account at firecrawl.dev and add their API key in Settings → General, then activate Online Mode with Command+O (or Control+O on Windows). When enabled, the assistant intelligently determines when to use web search, optimizes queries, selects relevant web content, and incorporates this information into responses, displaying both answers and reference sources.
By default, Large Language Models aren't connected to the internet. Apps like ChatGPT, Claude, or Alice change this by performing additional steps between your message and the assistant's response. These steps are responsible for:
Deciding whether to use the search for a given query or not.
Converting your message to a query optimized for web search.
Deciding which pages' content to load during the search.
Appending the website's contents to the System Prompt.
To activate Online Mode in Alice, you'll need to register for a free account on the firecrawl.dev and add your API key in the Settings -> General tab.
When your API key is set, you can activate Online Mode by pressing Command + O (or Control + O on Windows). Then, the globe icon will highlight, and your assistant will use the web search tool whenever you ask about websites or recent info.
Here, I have an answer related to the hardware mentioned on brain.overment.com. Besides the answer, there's also a list of references used to generate it.
By default, Large Language Models aren't connected to the internet. Apps like ChatGPT, Claude, or Alice change this by performing additional steps between your message and the assistant's response. These steps are responsible for:
Deciding whether to use the search for a given query or not.
Converting your message to a query optimized for web search.
Deciding which pages' content to load during the search.
Appending the website's contents to the System Prompt.
To activate Online Mode in Alice, you'll need to register for a free account on the firecrawl.dev and add your API key in the Settings -> General tab.
When your API key is set, you can activate Online Mode by pressing Command + O (or Control + O on Windows). Then, the globe icon will highlight, and your assistant will use the web search tool whenever you ask about websites or recent info.
Here, I have an answer related to the hardware mentioned on brain.overment.com. Besides the answer, there's also a list of references used to generate it.
Getting Started 👋
Online Mode
Alice's Online Mode transforms the default offline language models into web-connected assistants by integrating internet search capabilities. To enable this feature, users must register for a free account at firecrawl.dev and add their API key in Settings → General, then activate Online Mode with Command+O (or Control+O on Windows). When enabled, the assistant intelligently determines when to use web search, optimizes queries, selects relevant web content, and incorporates this information into responses, displaying both answers and reference sources.
By default, Large Language Models aren't connected to the internet. Apps like ChatGPT, Claude, or Alice change this by performing additional steps between your message and the assistant's response. These steps are responsible for:
Deciding whether to use the search for a given query or not.
Converting your message to a query optimized for web search.
Deciding which pages' content to load during the search.
Appending the website's contents to the System Prompt.
To activate Online Mode in Alice, you'll need to register for a free account on the firecrawl.dev and add your API key in the Settings -> General tab.
When your API key is set, you can activate Online Mode by pressing Command + O (or Control + O on Windows). Then, the globe icon will highlight, and your assistant will use the web search tool whenever you ask about websites or recent info.
Here, I have an answer related to the hardware mentioned on brain.overment.com. Besides the answer, there's also a list of references used to generate it.