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Enhance Dynamic Prompt Handling and Response Updates #50

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Summary

This pull request introduces enhancements to manage multiple prompts and responses dynamically without requiring a page refresh in the Streamlit application. The updates include:

  1. Dynamic Prompt Handling: Added functionality to store and handle multiple prompts and responses using Streamlit's session state.
  2. Response Management: Enabled dynamic updates of responses and book content based on user inputs.
  3. Improved User Interaction: Streamlined the interface to handle new prompts and responses more effectively, providing a better user experience.

Changes Made

  • Updated session state to include previous_prompts and responses for better management of user interactions.
  • Modified the Streamlit interface to support dynamic content updates.
  • Enhanced error handling and response display to improve application robustness.

Testing

  • Verified that new prompts and responses are handled dynamically without page refresh.
  • Ensured that book content updates correctly based on user inputs and displayed response statistics appropriately.

Additional Notes

  • The application now supports more interactive and responsive user experiences.
  • Users can provide new prompts and see updated responses in real time.

Feel free to review the changes and provide feedback or suggestions for further improvements.

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