Add an interactive execution mode #34
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Since execution can take some time we would like to display current progress to the user. We use the `rich` library to show live updates as the program is being executed.
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Calls to LLMs can take some time, so it would be nice to have an interactive execution mode where the outputs are displayed as soon as they are available. We use the rich library to be able to add colors to the output (to distinguish human input from LLM-generated text and the different LMs) and do live updates.
Partially closes #21. Closes #35. I will open a new issues with an extended design proposal for the more complex UX workflow (where we can interact with the outputs).