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Small updates to Work Locally #57
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title: Work Locally | |||
description: "Seamless local-to-cloud experience for rapid experimentation" | |||
description: "Run your Modus app locally on your machine using the Hyp CLI" | |||
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Building Modus apps is even easier when you add Hypermode. The Hyp CLI extends |
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@ryanfoxtyler The opening lines sound okay from a more marketing standpoint, but I would love to simplify this down to make it easier to understand. What content/terms from this would you say are a "must"?
Full content: Building Modus apps is even easier when you add Hypermode. The Hyp CLI extends the [local Modus experience](https://docs.hypermode.com/modus/modus-cli) with access to Hypermode-hosted models defined in your [app’s manifest](https://docs.hypermode.com/modus/app-manifest) for rapid experimentation with new AI models.
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I think the key is accessing models when running your Modus app locally (but the Modus CLI is responsible for the running of that app locally)
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Hmmm maybe something like: When you are building Modus apps, you can use the Hyp CLI locally to access Hypermode-hosted models defined in your app's manifest.
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That feels really long for a description?
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I'm fine with simplifying!
When you are building Modus apps, you can use the Hyp CLI to access Hypermode models.
or even You can use the Hyp CLI to access Hypermode models.
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For access to hosted models, install the Hyp CLI to augment Modus. | |||
1. First, install the Hyp CLI to augment Modus: |
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I don't particularly want to use this everywhere, but instead of numbers should we use Mintlify's steps? https://mintlify.com/docs/content/components/steps
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Ooh, yes, I think that would work nicely. I'll try it out.
Note: Closing this PR in favor of a different, larger PR I'm working on for the Hypermode docs. |
Small updates to the Work Locally page.