Expose Panza as a web server #12
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Expose Panza as a FastAPI web server that can be launched via ./run_services.sh.
Doing this as part of creating the gmail integration (chrome extension adds a button to the compose view that queries a locally hosted Panza server to easily ask Panza to write emails straight from Gmail). See https://github.com/shawseanyang/shawseanyang-panza-chrome-extension.
Credit to @ArmandNM for the original Flask code (switched to FastAPI) and for the suggestion to use FlaskAPI to prevent model reloading per request.
The web server requires requests to come with an API key header for security. API keys are stored in .env.