Colab Portal
Access our open-source Colab notebooks for more customized AI interactions
Google Colab Notebooks
Our open-source Colab notebooks offer an alternative way to interact with AI models directly in your browser. No installation required - just click, configure, and start chatting!
Unlike our proxy server approach, these notebooks let you:
- Configure all settings directly in the Colab UI
- Upload your Lorebook files directly to the notebook
- Modify the code to suit your specific needs
- Share your customized notebooks with others
OpenRouter Colab
Access a wide variety of AI models through the OpenRouter platform directly from Colab.
AI Studio Colab
Connect to Google's powerful Gemini models through this dedicated Colab notebook.
How to Use Our Colab Notebooks
Follow these simple steps to get started with our Colab notebooks
Open the Notebook
Click on the "Open Notebook" button for your preferred Colab notebook. This will open Google Colab in a new tab.
Run the Setup Cells
Click the play button on each code cell in sequence, starting from the top. This will install the necessary dependencies.
Configure Your Settings
Fill in the required configuration settings in the UI form that appears. You'll need your API keys and preferred model settings.
Upload Your Lorebook (Optional)
Use the upload button to add your Lorebook file directly to the notebook. The notebook will automatically process it.
Start Chatting!
Once configuration is complete, use the chat interface to start your conversation with the AI model.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to install anything to use these notebooks?
No, Google Colab runs entirely in your browser. You just need a Google account to access and run the notebooks.
Do I need to pay for using these Colab notebooks?
Our notebooks are free to use, but you'll need your own API keys for OpenRouter or AI Studio. Additionally, Colab itself has free tiers with usage limits, and premium tiers for more resources.
Can I use server commands in these Colab notebooks?
No, server commands (like BETTER_SPICE, MEDIEVAL_MODE, etc.) are specific to our proxy server implementation. However, many of these features are available through the UI settings in the Colab notebooks.
What's the difference between using Colab and your proxy server?
The proxy server integrates directly with JanitorAI, allowing you to use special commands. The Colab notebooks provide a standalone chat interface where all settings are configured through the UI, offering more customization but requiring a separate interface.
How do I upload my Lorebook to the Colab notebook?
After running the setup cells, a file upload widget will appear in the notebook. Click on it to upload your Lorebook JSON file, and the notebook will automatically process it.