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by asif_ 2y ago
Absolutely agree, thanks for the clear explanation!
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by asif_ 2y ago
I try to think about what should be a framework and what should be a library. Libraries are tools that helps you achieve a task, for example, building a prompt, calling LLM models, communicating with vector database. Frameworks are more pro
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by asif_ 2y ago
Hi, yeah unfortunately this is only in Typescript at the moment. As we refine the framework more, we'll look for a more language agnostic approach, or provide support across different languages.
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by asif_ 2y ago
I agree that you want to have the flexibility for what you use to build your LLM application. For example, if you want direct API level access to building and searching through your RAG layer, calling your LLM models, and other business log
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by asif_ 2y ago
Interesting read. Honestly I don't have enough business experience to make any conclusion. But here's one point I disagreed with. The article states companies are pivoting towards more specialized verticals, ex. LlamaIndex is focu
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by asif_ 2y ago
We provide complete flexibility on how you call your LLM model. So if you have your on-prem LLM behind an API, you would just write the standard code to call your API from within our framework.
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by asif_ 2y ago
Hey, thanks for the question. Are you talking about standard evaluation tools like promptfoo? These evaluation frameworks are often just tools that helps you grade the response of your LLM application. They however do not help you to build
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by asif_ 2y ago
Hey, thanks for checking out the framework! We just released this week so there aren't any data-points to share yet. But as we onboard more dev teams, we'll are planning on writing about their process and outcomes over the next fe
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