Welcome to my AI Lab, an open-source initiative where I'm building a suite of tools and applications with a focus on AI technologies and SaaS solutions. This repository is structured to manage a diverse set of applications and packages, including AI-driven chatbots, utility libraries, and user interfaces for various microSaaS platforms.
The monorepo is divided into two main directories:
/apps- Contains all the individual applications, such as web applications, APIs, and CLIs related to my projects./packages- Houses shared libraries and utilities that provide common functionality across the applications.
ai-lab-api- The backend API for the AI Lab, offering endpoints for AI operations.ai-lab-cli- A command-line toolkit to manage AI Lab resources and tasks.assistants- Interactive assistant applications designed for user engagement through conversational interfaces.playground- An interactive environment for real-time experimentation with various LLMs, offering features to save and share presets for AI models.
app-assistants- Shared modules tailored for the assistant applications.app-playground- Common code that underpins the functionality within the playground apps.kit-chatbot- A robust chatbot kit featuring both client and server-side components.shared-ai-models-config- Configurations and models for AI services that I use across my applications.ui-components- A library of basic UI components that are reusable in multiple projects.ui-saas-components- Specialized UI components developed for my microSaaS applications.ui-utils- Utility functions that support the development of user interfaces.
To dive into the [My Project Name] monorepo, you'll need Node.js and Nx installed on your system.
# Clone the repository
git clone [repository-url]
# Navigate to the repository directory
cd [repository-directory-name]
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Serve a development version of an application
nx serve [app-name]
# Build a production version of an application
nx build [app-name]For more detailed instructions, please refer to the README.md file within the specific app or package directory you're interested in running or developing.