# BAIC (Brand AI Chat)

BAIC is a web-based AI chat application that allows users to interact with various AI assistants using different tones of voice. It is designed to provide a customized chat experience for brand-related tasks.

## Features

*   **Microsoft Authentication:** Secure login using Microsoft Azure AD.
*   **Multiple Assistants:** Choose from a list of specialized AI assistants.
*   **Tone of Voice (TOV):** Select the desired tone of voice for the AI's responses.
*   **Conversation History:** View and manage past conversations.
*   **Real-time Chat:** Interactive chat interface with streaming responses (simulated via loading states).
*   **Privacy Focused:** Dedicated privacy policy page.

## Tech Stack

*   **Frontend:** HTML5, CSS3, Vanilla JavaScript
*   **Authentication:** Microsoft Azure Active Directory (MSAL flow implemented manually)
*   **Backend/Integration:** Make.com (Webhooks)
*   **Icons:** FontAwesome
*   **Fonts:** Barclays Effra

## Project Structure

*   `index.html`: Main entry point for the application.
*   `style.css`: Global styles.
*   `js/`: Contains JavaScript logic.
    *   `script.js`: Main application logic (event listeners, initialization).
    *   `authorization.js`: Handles Microsoft authentication and token management.
    *   `html.js`: HTML templates and DOM manipulation helpers.
    *   `variables.js`: Configuration variables (API endpoints, Client IDs).
*   `privacy/`: Contains the privacy policy page.
*   `fonts/`: Custom font files.

## Setup & Configuration

1.  **Clone the repository:**
    ```bash
    git clone git@bitbucket.org:zlalani/baic.git
    ```

2.  **Configuration:**
    The application configuration is located in `js/variables.js`.
    *   `make_url`: The endpoint for the Make.com webhook.
    *   `tenant_id`: Microsoft Azure Tenant ID.
    *   `client_id`: Microsoft Azure Client ID.

3.  **Running the App:**
    Since this is a static web application, you can serve it using any static file server.
    *   **Using Python:** `python3 -m http.server`
    *   **Using Node.js (http-server):** `npx http-server`
    *   Or simply open `index.html` in your browser (though some features like auth redirects might require a proper server environment).

## License

Proprietary.