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How to test multimodal prompts in a lightweight chat page with Chat UI

Send prompts that mix content types to an LLM from a single browser page.

Who it is forA developer evaluating a multimodal model who needs a simple interface to send mixed inputs and read the replies.

The problemBuilding a test harness for multimodal inputs takes effort when all you need is to see how a model responds.

The outcomeReplies to multimodal test prompts, with the session saved through export for review.

What you need first

  • A web browser
  • The main HTML file and the configuration file from the Chat_UI repository
  • Access to an LLM API endpoint and the settings it needs, as named in the configuration file

Steps

  1. Download the main HTML file and the configuration file.
  2. Fill in the configuration for a model that accepts multimodal input, using the parameter names in the file.
  3. Open the main HTML file and load the configuration.
  4. Send a multimodal test prompt and read the reply.
  5. Click the export button to save the results for review.

Prompt for your agent

Using the Chat_UI repository at KODAMA-TECHNOLOGY/Chat_UI, configure a multimodal model at <api-endpoint>, send the prompt <multimodal-input>, and export the session. Report the model reply and verify that the exported history contains both the input and the reply.

Caveat. The README mentions multimodal interaction but does not say which input types or model providers work, so verify with your own model before relying on it.

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