List step by step detailed instructions for using the Text Generator community plug in for obsidian with a popular hugging face LLM API. Be sure to include the steps necessary to obtain the API endpoint from my huggingface account and specify what model > [!ai]+ AI > > Here’s a step-by-step guide for using the Text Generator community plugin for Obsidian with a popular Hugging Face LLM API. We’ll use the GPT-2 model as an example: > 1. Install the Text Generator plugin: > a. Open Obsidian and go to Settings > b. Click on “Community plugins” > c. Turn off “Safe mode” if it’s enabled > d. Click “Browse” and search for “Text Generator” > e. Click “Install” and then “Enable” for the Text Generator plugin > 2. Set up a Hugging Face account: > a. Go to https://huggingface.co/ and sign up or log in > b. Click on your profile picture and select “Settings” > c. Go to the “Access Tokens” section > d. Click “New token” and create a token with “read” access > e. Copy the generated token > 3. Get the API endpoint for GPT-2: > a. Go to https://huggingface.co/gpt2 > b. Click on the “Deploy” dropdown and select “Inference API” > c. Copy the API endpoint URL (it should look like https://api-inference.huggingface.co/models/gpt2) > 4. Configure the Text Generator plugin: > a. In Obsidian, go to Settings > Community plugins > Text Generator > Settings > b. Set “Model” to “Custom” > c. In the “URL” field, paste the API endpoint you copied > d. In the “Authorization” field, enter “Bearer ” followed by your Hugging Face access token > e. Set “Max Tokens” to a suitable value (e.g., 100) > f. Adjust other settings as needed (temperature, top_p, etc.) > 5. Use the Text Generator: > a. Open a note in Obsidian > b. Type “/generate” to bring up the Text Generator command > c. Enter your prompt and press Enter > d. Wait for the generated text to appear > 6. Optional: Create templates: > a. Go to Settings > Community plugins > Text Generator > Templates > b. Click “Add new template” > c. Give your template a name and enter the prompt > d. Use the template by typing “/template” in your notes > 7. Experiment with different models: > a. Explore other models on Hugging Face (e.g., GPT-J, BLOOM) > b. Repeat steps 3 and 4 with the new model’s API endpoint > Remember to respect the usage limits and terms of service for both the Hugging Face API and the specific model you’re using. Some models may have additional licensing requirements or restrictions.