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-# localwriter
+# localwriter: A LibreOffice extension for local generative AI
 
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 ### Edit Selection
 A dialog box appears to prompt the user for instructions about how to edit the selected text, then the selected text is replaced by the edited text. 
 
-So examples for use cases for this include changing the tone of an email, translating text to a different language, and semantically editing a scene in a story. 
+Some examples for use cases for this include changing the tone of an email, translating text to a different language, and semantically editing a scene in a story. 
 
 ## Setup
 
+First go to tags, and download the most recent version of `localwriter.oxt`. 
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 In libreoffice, Navigate to Tools, then Extensions Manager, then click `Add` and find the `localwriter.oxt` file in your filesystme. You will be directed to read the license then the extension should be installed.
 
 You will also need to setup `text-generation-webui`, and enable the local openai API (note that this just means in this mode `text-generation-webui` will respond in the same format as open AI, all the computation still happens on your computer!). You can use whatever model you want, but I'd recommend openchat3.5 if you don't have a particular model in mind and have only 8 gigabytes of VRAM. Once the OpenAI-style API is running on localhost port 5000, localwriter should work with no additional steps.