karthink

I'm not familiar with AWS Bedrock. How do you access models (or other computation) running there?

> This is as close as i can find to the payload structure: > > https://docs.aws.amazon.com/bedrock/latest/APIReference/API_runtime_Converse.html This makes it seem like you can make http requests? Sorry, I'm not understanding...

Sorry, I don't follow how environment variables are relevant to making a http request. Is there a `curl` command you can run to receive model responses from AWS Bedrock?

@swapneils Thank you for the pointer -- this should be possible now. @csheaff So this can be done using Curl, but someone will need to write an AWS bedrock backend...

> I'm working on this and almost have a first version ready. However, I don't fully understand the point `gptel--parse-buffer`. Can you explain why that needs to be generic? @felipeochoa...

> ~~@karthink if you have a chance to look at `gptel-curl--parse-stream` and how > I'm using a marker to keep track of what's been parsed, I'd appreciate that. I >...

> ~~@karthink if you have a chance to look at `gptel-curl--parse-stream` and how > I'm using a marker to keep track of what's been parsed, I'd appreciate that. I >...

Now that work on this feature is continuing again: I'm happy to merge this into gptel, but I'm going to be unable to provide support since (i) I don't have...

> I'd happy to help maintain this (atleast as long as I have access to AWS Bedrock at work); That's great! 👍 > I'd strongly prefer keeping it here. I'm...

Support for AWS Bedrock has been merged in #867 (even though GitHub reports that the PR was closed). Many thanks to @felipeochoa and @akssri for adding the feature, and to...