feat: gradio

[shijinpjlab]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request refines the Gradio application's user experience by setting a default value for a key input field, enhancing the display of output summaries, and making the application launch more flexible by removing a hardcoded server port. These changes aim to improve usability and adaptability of the Gradio interface.

Highlights

• Default Content Column: The default value for the 'column_content' textbox has been set to 'content', providing a sensible initial value for users.
• Improved Summary Display: The 'summary_output' textbox now uses 'max_height=800' instead of 'max_lines=50', which should improve the display of longer summary results by allowing more flexible vertical expansion.
• Flexible Server Port: The explicit 'server_port=7861' argument has been removed from the Gradio app launch, allowing Gradio to use its default port or automatically select an available one.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces several small updates to the Gradio application. The default value for the content column is set to 'content', the summary output textbox height is adjusted for UI consistency, and the hardcoded server port for launching the demo is removed. My review focuses on improving the application's configurability by suggesting the use of an environment variable for the server port, which makes it more flexible for various deployment scenarios.

[gemini-code-assist]

Removing the hardcoded server_port helps avoid port conflicts. However, this makes it difficult to use a predictable port in environments like Docker where it's often necessary.

To maintain flexibility, I suggest making the port configurable through an environment variable. This supports both dynamic port allocation for local development and fixed ports for deployment. This pattern is already present in the codebase (e.g., LOCAL_DEPLOYMENT_MODE).

Suggested change

	demo.launch(share=True)
	demo.launch(server_port=int(os.getenv("GRADIO_SERVER_PORT", "7860")), share=True)