Add Settings Modal for Custom AI System Prompt#34
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This commit introduces a new feature that allows users to customize the AI's system prompt through a settings modal. Key changes: - Created a new `SettingsModal` component to provide the UI for editing and saving the system prompt. - Integrated the modal into the main `App` component, adding a "Settings" button to the header. - Implemented local storage to persist the custom system prompt across sessions, ensuring a better user experience. - Updated the AI generation logic to use the custom prompt, falling back to a default if none is set. This feature gives users more control over the AI's behavior and allows for more tailored mind map generation. Co-authored-by: coderdevang <85845460+coderdevang@users.noreply.github.com>
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This change adds a new settings modal that allows users to customize the AI's system prompt. The custom prompt is saved to local storage and used in the AI generation process, giving users more control over the mind maps they create. The implementation includes a new
SettingsModalcomponent and updates to the mainAppcomponent to manage the modal's state and the custom prompt.PR created automatically by Jules for task 16889376932156879971 started by @coderdevang