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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Introduced a configuration setup for integrating AI services, enhancing flexibility and management of API keys and settings.
  • Documentation

    • Updated branding throughout the README to reflect the new project name "ChatGPH," ensuring all references and links align with the rebranding.

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This update introduces a new .env configuration file for improved integration with AI services like OpenAI and Google Gemini Pro, centralizing API keys and other settings. The branding throughout the project documentation has been updated from "ChatGPT" to "ChatGPH," ensuring consistency across all references. The README remains functionally unchanged, focusing on cross-platform support and privacy in AI interactions.

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Files Change Summary
.env Introduced new variables for API configurations, including keys for OpenAI and Google services, alongside toggles for functionalities.
README.md Renamed project references from "ChatGPT" to "ChatGPH," updated links, and made minor formatting adjustments.

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🐰 In the meadow where rabbits play,
New paths of AI light the way.
From "ChatGPT" to "ChatGPH" we hop,
With keys and models, we won't stop!
Let's code with joy and share the cheer,
For brighter days now draw near! 🌼✨


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