[FEAT]: AI generated thread titles

[scottybo]

What would you like to see?

Currently when a new thread is created, the title on the left panel is the beginning of the first sentence. It would be useful if the LLM chosen for the workspace is used to generate a more descriptive title, similar to how the major platforms handle this.

A simple method would be to use an {action} {thing} approach.

For example, if I was asking how to build a brick wall, I might write "How do I build a brick wall?" in a thread.

If this was converted to {action} {thing} it would be:

{Building} {a brick wall}

And the prompt to the LLM could be.

Based on the user's initial input, concisely create a title for this conversation in the format of: {action} {thing}. For example 'building' (action) 'a brick wall' (thing)

[timothycarambat]

Referencing this comment as to why this is currently not the case
#2262 (comment)

[scottybo]

@timothycarambat I get the thinking behind it, but I'd disagree that it's a minor UX issue.

I tend to start all my chats with variants on the theme of 'please can you...', so all the threads start with the same text.

Perhaps it's something that can be a toggled feature? For me, the latency isn't noticeable because I'm using frontier models on desktop. I'm also focused on the chat so I'm not waiting to see when the thread updates.

If I adjusted the pull request to make it an optional feature would that make more sense?