boost-modules
Harbor Boost Custom Modules
Boost modules are Python files that intercept chat completions and can transform, augment, or replace LLM responses.
Module Structure
ID_PREFIX = 'mymodule' # Models prefixed with this trigger the module
async def apply(chat, llm):
# chat: conversation history (linked list of ChatNodes)
# llm: interface to downstream LLM and output streaming
await llm.stream_final_completion()
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