Widget Configuration

Panels

You can assign different panels to your Widget. You can find the main functionality in the UI Panels → AI Panels section. If you need additional ones or other types you can add them via the + Button in the General and Extra Panels section. More descriptions of the panel types will follow here.

Custom Action Buttons

Adds a button panel that you can use to

• Trigger Widget functionality like Minimize, Open the Sidepanel, ...
• Trigger an instruction (like the instruct-proofread example, it will proofread the input text). It takes the current input text and applies the instruction on it (Note: this doesn't get added to the Pal's context (conversation)).
• Manually trigger a Tool Call
• Trigger a Pal Behavior

General Text

Display static Text, predefined tokens or a Dynamic Tokens

Note

Lets you display any html or markdown (either set by you via edit or set via a Pal's Behavior). Predefined tokens and Dynamic Tokens are also supported.

Adding Pals

By default, each Widget comes with one associated Pal. The Avatar Config defines the appearance (face) for this Pal. You can add multiple Pals to a single Widget as needed.

Don't Forget

The Load Model Mode can be set to OnDemand. Use it to configure a Widget that doesn't load the AI Text Model at start. To use your Widget without automatically loading the AI Text Model, simply set the Load Model Mode to OnDemand. This way, the model activates only when explicitly triggered, meaning it stays dormant unless you choose to engage it. No AI involvement? No problem! Your widget can function perfectly well without it.

AI Pal

Adding an AI Pal means the Widget turns to a Group Chat. It is even possible to assign them a different AI Model.

Decoration Pal

A decoration Pal is well... just for Decoration e.g. characters that visually improve your Desktop. But it goes far beyond that. You can assign Behaviors to Decoration Pals. Imagine a weather Pal, altering its appearance based on the current weather conditions outside.