Silly Tavern on Cloudron: LLM Frontend for Power Users
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- Main Page: https://sillytavern.app/
- Git: https://github.com/SillyTavern/SillyTavern
- Licence: AGPL-3.0 license
- Dockerfile: Yes https://github.com/SillyTavern/SillyTavern/blob/release/Dockerfile
- Demo:
- Summary: locally installed user interface that allows you to interact with text generation LLMs, image generation engines, and TTS voice models. Our goal is to empower users with as much utility and control over their LLM prompts as possible, embracing the steep learning curve as part of the fun.
- Notes: Multi-modal ai support
https://docs.sillytavern.app/
- Alternative to / Libhunt link: https://www.libhunt.com/r/SillyTavern
- Screenshots: images, brand logo
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Does the world need yet another ai chat interface ?
Or am I missing some important features ? -
Does the world need yet another ai chat interface ?
Or am I missing some important features ?@timconsidine SillyTavern is good for multi-modal integration, like text-to-speech, speech-to-text, image generation and for making sustaining context a bit easier for drama/RPGs.
Since you are curious, some of the other app requests I recently made are there so that cloudron would support some of the tools most frequently used by ai, according to OpenRouter statistics.
Here is how ai (GPT5) explains it:
Short answer: SillyTavern and LibreChat target different use cases. Having LibreChat doesn’t make SillyTavern redundant.
Why someone would pick SillyTavern
Character/roleplay first: Built-in support for character cards, group chats/party mode, world info/lorebooks, long-form memory and style presets tailored for RP and creative writing.
Strong local-LLM focus: Connects directly to many non–OpenAI-compatible backends (e.g., KoboldCpp, text-generation-webui, llama.cpp) as well as OpenAI/Anthropic/Ollama/OpenRouter. Great for people running purely local models.
Immersive extras: Optional “SillyTavern-Extras” for TTS/STT, translation, and image generation integrations for story/RP flows.
Lightweight and personal: Mostly a client/front-end; simple to run, low overhead, well-suited to single-user creative use.Where LibreChat shines
General-purpose, ChatGPT-like UX: Good for Q&A, productivity, and teams.
Multi-user and org features: Auth, sharing, and workspace-style flows.
Standards-based backends: Primarily OpenAI-compatible APIs (also works with Ollama and other compatible gateways).
Tools/RAG/file workflows: Better fit for business/knowledge tasks and agents. -
@timconsidine SillyTavern is good for multi-modal integration, like text-to-speech, speech-to-text, image generation and for making sustaining context a bit easier for drama/RPGs.
Since you are curious, some of the other app requests I recently made are there so that cloudron would support some of the tools most frequently used by ai, according to OpenRouter statistics.
Here is how ai (GPT5) explains it:
Short answer: SillyTavern and LibreChat target different use cases. Having LibreChat doesn’t make SillyTavern redundant.
Why someone would pick SillyTavern
Character/roleplay first: Built-in support for character cards, group chats/party mode, world info/lorebooks, long-form memory and style presets tailored for RP and creative writing.
Strong local-LLM focus: Connects directly to many non–OpenAI-compatible backends (e.g., KoboldCpp, text-generation-webui, llama.cpp) as well as OpenAI/Anthropic/Ollama/OpenRouter. Great for people running purely local models.
Immersive extras: Optional “SillyTavern-Extras” for TTS/STT, translation, and image generation integrations for story/RP flows.
Lightweight and personal: Mostly a client/front-end; simple to run, low overhead, well-suited to single-user creative use.Where LibreChat shines
General-purpose, ChatGPT-like UX: Good for Q&A, productivity, and teams.
Multi-user and org features: Auth, sharing, and workspace-style flows.
Standards-based backends: Primarily OpenAI-compatible APIs (also works with Ollama and other compatible gateways).
Tools/RAG/file workflows: Better fit for business/knowledge tasks and agents.@LoudLemur thank you !
