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This project is a full-stack chatbot application based on large language models (LLMs). The backend uses Spring Boot to build REST APIs, while the frontend employs React.js and Tailwind CSS. It implements real-time AI responses and a scalable architecture, providing developers with a complete reference for LLM application development.
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This project is an open-source ChatBot application released by GitHub user Gitanjan123 on June 8, 2026. It is built with a Spring Boot backend, React frontend, and Tailwind CSS styling. It implements real-time AI streaming responses and a scalable architecture, providing developers with a complete reference for LLM application development.
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As LLM technology matures, developers face multi-layered challenges when integrating AI conversation capabilities: the backend needs to handle LLM calls, session management, and streaming responses; the frontend needs to build a smooth chat interface; the system needs to solve integration, deployment, and operation issues. This project provides a well-structured reference for developers learning LLM application development.
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This project uses a modern technology stack and has a clear architecture, providing a practical reference for LLM application development. It is suitable for learning or as a project foundation.
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