Not able to use Prompt API

[Gurneesh Budhiraja]

Hi,

I submitted the required form to get access to the AI APIs. In addition to this, I also followed all the steps mentioned in this Google doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VG8HIyz361zGduWgNG7R_R8Xkv0OOJ8b5C9QKeCjU0c/edit?tab=t.0

I use a Macbook Air M3 with 16GB RAM and 500GB of storage.

At last, I am adding the the docs that were required to download as mentioned in the troubleshooting tab of the above Google doc for your reference. 

Thank you

[Thomas Steiner]

Hi Gurneesh,

When you enter `await self.ai.languageModel.capabilities()` into the Chrome DevTools Console, what does it show? You can then try `await self.ai.languageModel.create()` next.

Cheers,

Tom

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[Gurneesh Budhiraja]

Below are the meesages that I get. Looks like the chrome does not have access to the prompt APIs/

[Thomas Steiner]

Hi again,

Looks like the API didn't get successfully enabled. Please carefully check again the steps in the documentation and the troubleshooting section. Your device definitely is supported. 

Cheers,

Tom

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[Gurneesh Budhiraja]

Sure will repeat the steps from the start

[Gurneesh Budhiraja]

Hi again,

I just repeated all the steps mentioned in the doc but unfortunately, it is still not able to download the model. Is there anything else I can do on my end?

Also, in the troubleshooting section, its asks to go to the URL: chrome://histograms/#OptimizationGuide.ModelExecution.OnDeviceModelInstallCriteria.AtRegistration.DiskSpace

According to the docs, it should show 1 but in my case, it shows 0. Below is the picture of the same:

[Thomas Steiner]

If the histogram shows 0, this means you don't have enough free disk space. Try emptying the trash bin maybe? You need at least 22GB+. If this doesn't help, I don't know what else could be the problem. Maybe instead of Chrome Canary, try Chrome Dev? 

[Gurneesh Budhiraja]

I do have 400 GB of remaining storage on my Mac but sure will try chrome dev to see if that works

[Thomas Steiner]

@Kenji Baheux, do you have an idea what could be the failure reason here? Thanks!

[Kenji Baheux]

This section of the doc mentions the following "On macOS, use Disk Utility to get the representative free disk space" (assumption: this should avoid ignoring the space used by the trash bin).

If this doesn't help, I'd suggest filing a bug report with as much details as possible and wait for the team's next steps.

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[Gurneesh Budhiraja]

Hi, thanks for all the help. It has been resolved. I wasn't using the chrome for developers.

Thanks again

[Thomas Steiner]

On Tue, Nov 12, 2024, 07:37 Gurneesh Budhiraja <gurneesh...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi, thanks for all the help. It has been resolved. I wasn't using the chrome for developers.

Oh. Well, glad it got resolved then.