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Chatto is now open source

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Re: Chatto is now open source

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Post by electriclove »

wxw wrote: post #10

> It’s designed to be extremely easy to self-host on your own infrastructure. Kudos for this. Per the docs: https://docs.chatto.run/ , > Chatto ships in a compact, self-contained binary > it uses NATS, a compact message broker that also ships with a built-in stream persistence engine [...] NATS is just as easy to provision as Chatto, and most of our examples will show you how. > you can also configure an external S3-…

Can it be installed on Cloudflare or Vercel or something else that is easy/cheap/free?

Re: Chatto is now open source

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Post by uproarchat »

electriclove wrote: post #41
wxw wrote: post #10

> It’s designed to be extremely easy to self-host on your own infrastructure. Kudos for this. Per the docs: https://docs.chatto.run/ , > Chatto ships in a compact, self-contained binary > it uses NATS, a compact message broker that also ships with a built-in stream persistence engine [...] NATS is just as easy to provision as Chatto, and most of our examples will show you how. > you can also configure an external S3-…

Can it be installed on Cloudflare or Vercel or something else that is easy/cheap/free?

I run something similar with livekit, all on hetzner. its exceedingly affordable for a bunch of people at once to use it.

Re: Chatto is now open source

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Post by mediaman »

frenchie4111 wrote: post #21

This is awesome! Some feedback - I can't tell anywhere from the website if there is mobile support (which is a must-have if I want to consider moving my company or friends over to this)

Looks like it's planned.

https://github.com/orgs/chattocorp/projects/1?pane=issue&ite...

Re: Chatto is now open source

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Post by yard2010 »

Cyberdog wrote: post #40
budsniffer952 wrote: post #24

Earlier quoted context omitted.

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Are you sure you read that here? I came back yesterday after a hiatus and I’ve been dismayed how many posts are just “yeah, I just run Claude all day” without a hint of embarrassment or shame.

I agree with this sentiment so much but before I could figure I turned into it. I'm feeling torn - it's helping me write and ship good code as I couldn't before, but it feels like I don't understand the real price of using it non-stop.

Re: Chatto is now open source

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Post by uxjw »

npodbielski wrote: post #8

Ah mobile app is not ready yet. I am looking for some alternative to matrix because running it with bots is a bit convoluted, i.e. you have to have limit of edits of message for model streaming or you will kill entire room. Or I never seen robots in matrix sending encrypted messages. Why bother than? Anyway if mobile will be a thing this seems like perfect thing to have for your family and friends.

Yeah its unfortunate there's an AI app on the apple store with the same name

Re: Chatto is now open source

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Post by OhSoHumble »

wxw wrote: post #10

> It’s designed to be extremely easy to self-host on your own infrastructure. Kudos for this. Per the docs: https://docs.chatto.run/ , > Chatto ships in a compact, self-contained binary > it uses NATS, a compact message broker that also ships with a built-in stream persistence engine [...] NATS is just as easy to provision as Chatto, and most of our examples will show you how. > you can also configure an external S3-…

This is super cool. More options is always good. Something that is confusing about the docs though... is there a desktop application? The screenshot implies there is but I couldn't find the docs to download THAT.
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