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I’ve been working on this awesome project called "bolt.new-any-llm"and initially attempted the Docker route, which unfortunately failed. However, installing it locally on my OSX system using the OpenAI 4.0 API is working fine. I have two major concerns to address:
While I know it’s on the radar to be fixed, I’m mentioning it here in hopes of prioritizing it: can we get the Preview screen functional? (Update: I’m not entirely sure what I did, but after removing all core files, rebuilding and installing them again, updating dependencies, and deactivating all advanced security browser features—including strict HTTPS over VPN and any other Firefox developer settings that might have firewalled the environment—I returned to the browser tab with the project open, and voilà! It works! Strange.)
Most importantly, I’m currently unable to sync large folders with web apps built in bolt.new or any other source. Currently, the only way to sync files is by uploading a single document to the agent prompt, which is quite limiting. Additionally, it’s unclear where the project files are stored or how to access them, especially if we have dozens of image assets and other updates to add. Isn’t the whole point of having a local build to have files immediately accessible? Am I missing something here?
Any guidance on these issues, especially on managing and accessing files efficiently, would be greatly appreciated. Where do we go from here to address these challenges?
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excited to be here. Thanks for all the work this community has done!