NAI does CFG differently, so add special cases for them. Also gate
CFG access to only work on textgenwebui since that's where it's
implemented.
Signed-off-by: kingbri <bdashore3@proton.me>
Continue was in a semi-working state. However, the generated prompt
by continue was a mess and didn't remove essential parts such as
character name and prompt bias. This caused duplication and bad
generations.
Now, append the prompt bias after the CFG has been appended and then
clean up the continued cache before adding it to the final prompt.
Signed-off-by: kingbri <bdashore3@proton.me>
Positive prompts are the opposite of negative prompts. This helps
make the mixing process more accurate by keeping the negative differences
as close as possible to the positive ones by including this prompt.
In addition, fix prompt insertion order at a depth of 0 by hijacking
the same function used for Author's Note as a zero depth anchor.
Signed-off-by: kingbri <bdashore3@proton.me>
Make the generate function build a negative prompt in addition to the
normal one. This allows for nonconflicting insertion with other extension
prompts and World Info.
Signed-off-by: kingbri <bdashore3@proton.me>
Insertion depth allows for CFG to variably inject itself into the
negative prompt. This is similar to how Author's note works.
However, this method of insertion depth conflicts with AN and
world info where negatives can be meshed between two lines
of those specific insertions.
A custom separator must be wrapped in quotes, otherwise the default
separator is a newline for negative cascading.
Signed-off-by: kingbri <bdashore3@proton.me>
CFG with LLMs works differently than stable diffusion. The main principle
is prompt mixing and utilizing the differences between the two prompts
rather than a full "negative prompt" of what the user doesn't want.
SillyTavern its own way of formatting a prompt sent to an LLM backend.
Therefore, take that prompt and add negatives to it.
Signed-off-by: kingbri <bdashore3@proton.me>
