Added Edge ai features#352
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Title:
add edge ai assistant (transformers.js) with sidebar, rag, and insights
Description:
this PR adds an AI sidebar that runs fully in the browser using transformers.js, so users can interact with article content without any backend calls.
what’s added:
notes:
everything runs locally, so it’s faster and keeps user data on-device. also sets up a base for future stuff like personalization.
Screenshots (if any):
sidebar UI, rag responses with sources, summary/concepts outputs
this is mostly a poc to explore edge ai capabilities in the browser and make it accessible regardless of device constraints by using small models. for now it uses lightweight transformers.js models for simplicity, but in the future this can be extended to support stronger local models (e.g. via ollama in the backend) for better performance and accuracy.