Implement new flag to disable the printing of the welcome message#93
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emilrueh wants to merge 3 commits intokharvd:mainfrom
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Implement new flag to disable the printing of the welcome message#93emilrueh wants to merge 3 commits intokharvd:mainfrom
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Possible additions to this feature in the future could be to allow for custom messages that are set in the yaml file or behind a flag so the user can have a custom greeting every time the tool is launched. |
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I have implemented the feature to disable the printing of the welcome message with the hints to the terminal every time the tool is run.
This pull request aims to resolve #92 which I opened as a feature request.
Please let me know whether my contributions are welcome, as I like the project and have ideas to enhance it, like color customization and better perplexity support.