Trying to build a frame that uses an LLM, and I'm realizing the 5 second timeout is going to be pretty prohibitive for what's possible

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@jpfraneto also suggested this! I think its the best option so far

you could do it with multiple actions 

one to initiate and a follow up to fetch the results

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what if the user spends that time reading something and you display the result on the next frame?

Gotcha, I'll work on some options. Also a lot of funky behavior when using advanced framework features like loading pages on Next -- lots to be explored

Side note, the frame preview tool currently disables all inputs so I can't test 😕

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Yeah, async patterns are still underexplored, hopefully this constraint leads to some creativity. For some things you might save a claim check server side and let the user come back for it or notify when it's ready. (Could do this with a reply like the cookie bot).

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My current app responds in exactly ~5 seconds when slow, so its 50/50 whether or not the error hits. A faster model definitely helps, I'm just concerned of these scenarios where you can't guarantee the frame will work every time

Yes I think so, I was getting errors last night that it timed out after 5 seconds but I'm not finding it anywhere in the specs

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Is this a 5sec limit to the response time?

Only if you're relying on a generic GPT-4 API! Try running mistral locally and observe the possibilities