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EmoLLM is a series of large language models designed to understand, support and help customers in mental health counseling. It is fine-tuned from the LLM instructions. We really appreciate it if you could give it a star~⭐⭐. The open-sourced configuration is as follows:
🎉 Everyone is welcome to contribute to this project!
🔍 Those who are interested in the principles and underlying implementations of LLMs can follow ThinkLLM, which focuses on building various components of large models from scratch.
The Model aims to fully understand and promote the mental health of individuals, groups, and society. This model typically includes the following key components:
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$ claude mcp add EmoLLM \
-- python -m otcore.mcp_server <graph>