Step-by-step guide for building the Claude Code CLI from the alesha-pro/claude-code repository — leaked Anthropic Claude Code source code.
- Linux (Ubuntu 22.04+) or macOS
- 4GB RAM, 4 CPU cores, 30GB disk
- Bun >= 1.3
- Git
Step-by-step guide for building the Claude Code CLI from the alesha-pro/claude-code repository — leaked Anthropic Claude Code source code.
| """ | |
| title: Custom RAG Filter with OpenSearch & OpenAI-compatible APIs | |
| author: Alexey Fateev | |
| author_url: https://github.com/anonymousmaharaj | |
| funding_url: https://gist.github.com/anonymousmaharaj | |
| version: 1.0.0 | |
| license: MIT | |
| requirements: opensearch-py, httpx | |
| """ |
| I want you to help me make requests (prompts) for the Stable Diffusion neural network. | |
| Stable diffusion is a text-based image generation model that can create diverse and high-quality images based on your requests. In order to get the best results from Stable diffusion, you need to follow some guidelines when composing prompts. | |
| Here are some tips for writing prompts for Stable diffusion1: | |
| 1) Be as specific as possible in your requests. Stable diffusion handles concrete prompts better than abstract or ambiguous ones. For example, instead of “portrait of a woman” it is better to write “portrait of a woman with brown eyes and red hair in Renaissance style”. | |
| 2) Specify specific art styles or materials. If you want to get an image in a certain style or with a certain texture, then specify this in your request. For example, instead of “landscape” it is better to write “watercolor landscape with mountains and lake". | |
| 3) Specify specific artists for reference. If you want to get an image similar to the work of some |