====== DokuLLM Plugin Installation Guide ======

This guide will walk you through the process of installing and configuring the DokuLLM plugin for DokuWiki.

===== Prerequisites =====

Before installing the DokuLLM plugin, ensure you have:
  * A working DokuWiki installation (version 2020-07-29 "Hogfather" or newer recommended)
  * PHP 7.4 or higher with cURL support
  * Access to your DokuWiki server's file system
  * (Optional) Access to an Ollama server for embeddings generation
  * (Optional) Access to a ChromaDB server for document storage and retrieval

===== Installation Methods =====

==== Method 1: Extension Manager (Recommended) ====

The easiest way to install the DokuLLM plugin is using DokuWiki's Extension Manager:

1. Log in to your DokuWiki as an administrator
2. Navigate to **Admin** → **Extension Manager**
3. In the "Install from URL" field, enter the plugin's repository URL
4. Click **Install**
5. The plugin should now be installed and ready for configuration

==== Method 2: Manual Installation ====

If the Extension Manager is not available or you prefer manual installation:

1. Download the latest release from the plugin's repository
2. Extract the downloaded archive
3. Rename the extracted folder to ''dokullm''
4. Upload the ''dokullm'' folder to your DokuWiki's ''lib/plugins/'' directory
5. The final path should be ''lib/plugins/dokullm/''

===== Configuration =====

After installation, you need to configure the plugin:

1. Navigate to **Admin** → **Configuration Settings**
2. Find the "DokuLLM" section in the configuration manager
3. Configure the following required settings:
   * **LLM API URL**: The base URL of your LLM API (e.g., Ollama API)
   * **LLM API Key**: Your API key if authentication is required
   * **Default LLM Model**: The model to use for text processing (e.g., llama3, mistral)

4. (Optional) Configure ChromaDB integration:
   * **Enable ChromaDB**: Enable or disable ChromaDB integration
   * **ChromaDB Host**: Hostname of your ChromaDB server
   * **ChromaDB Port**: Port number of your ChromaDB server
   * **ChromaDB Tenant**: Tenant name for ChromaDB
   * **ChromaDB Database**: Database name for ChromaDB
   * **Ollama Host**: Hostname of your Ollama server (for embeddings)
   * **Ollama Port**: Port number of your Ollama server

5. Save the configuration

===== Prompt and Profile Setup =====

The DokuLLM plugin uses DokuWiki pages to store prompts and profiles. These are located in the ''dokullm:'' namespace:

  * Default prompts are stored in ''dokullm:profiles:default:'' namespace
  * Custom profiles can be created under ''dokullm:profiles:[PROFILE_NAME]:'' 
  * System prompts are stored in pages named ''system'' within each profile
  * Action-specific prompt extensions are stored in ''[ACTION_NAME]:system'' pages

To set up the default prompts:
  1. Create the ''dokullm:profiles:default:system'' page with your base system prompt
  2. Create action prompt pages like ''dokullm:profiles:default:summarize'', ''dokullm:profiles:default:expand'', etc.
  3. Create action-specific system extensions like ''dokullm:profiles:default:summarize:system'' if needed

===== Verifying Installation =====

To verify the plugin is correctly installed and configured:

1. Edit any page in your wiki
2. You should see LLM tools in the editor toolbar
3. Try using one of the LLM functions to ensure everything is working
4. Check the plugin's CLI commands if you have command-line access:
   ''php lib/plugins/dokullm/cli.php --help''

===== Troubleshooting =====

If you encounter issues:

  * Ensure all required PHP extensions (especially cURL) are installed and enabled
  * Check DokuWiki's error log for any plugin-related errors
  * Verify network connectivity to your LLM API and ChromaDB servers
  * Confirm that file permissions allow the plugin to read its configuration files
  * Make sure your LLM API is accessible and responding to requests
  * Verify that your prompt pages are correctly created in the ''dokullm:'' namespace

For further assistance, consult the plugin's documentation or contact the plugin maintainer.