calebjosue
What sort of libraries are available to integrate LLMs into your Phoenix Web Framework applications? e.g. Mistral, since these guys have available these endpoints, I was thinking to just consume those within the app. But I rather post my question, I know one or two things of LangChain, but there is only support for Python and JavaScript.
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egze
Is this something what you are looking for? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSrzruaby1M
jam
There seem to be a number of libraries. I haven’t explored them in depth but here’s a sampling:
Depends on your needs. Some advocate for just using Req and a GenServer.
olivermt
100% reqllm best option imo.
Simply because it is dead simple to alter yourself.
mikehostetler
Each of these libraries tackles the problem in slightly different ways.
I’m the author of ReqLLM, so I’m a bit biased - but I built it because the more advanced use cases I started building with LLMs, I needed lower-level control.
That said, Langchain is focused on higher level use cases such as chaining - which ReqLLM will not be implementing.
mindreader
I started rolling my own. But reqllm is exactly what I I was shooting for but way better in every way, so I guess I’ll just start using that instead.