calebjosue
How is the LLM scene with Elixir/Phoenix?
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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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.
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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.
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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.
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