3 posts tagged with "Tauri"

Digital assistants are becoming increasingly popular as people seek more efficient ways to manage their tasks and streamline their daily routines. Orion is a desktop app that offers users the ability to create multiple assistants with specific goals, powered by chatGPT technology.

ChatGPT is a natural language processing model that enables computers to understand and respond to human language. With Orion, you can create assistants that are capable of helping you with anything you need, based on the goals you've defined for them.

One of Orion's key features is its local SQLite database, which stores the chat history for each assistant and allows you to easily organize your conversations by assistant. This database offers faster access to data and better performance, making it an ideal choice for Orion.

Our team at MoonGuard is working on developing tools to expand the MoonGuard ecosystem. One of these tools is Krater, a desktop application for debugging websites in local development. We chose Tauri as the framework to develop Krater because it is based on Rust. Since we needed a way to connect with websites and extract data, we researched the best ways to do this and discovered Actix Web.

Currently, we are getting to know Tauri and Rust for Krater development. A few days ago, I found in Tauri's documentation that its applications have a State Manager that allows sharing any type of state globally within the application. In this article, we will review in detail how to take advantage of this when building applications with Tauri! 🚀