Combine MULTIPLE LLMs to build an AI API! (super simple!!!) Langflow | LangChain | Groq | OpenAI
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Video Summary: Build Advanced Chatbots with Multiple LLMs
- Introduction
- Tutorial on creating advanced chatbots using multiple language learning models (LLMs).
- Chatbots can scrape websites, adjust files, connect to databases.
- API code is used to get text responses.
- Using Lang Flow
- Lang Flow allows drag-and-drop of components like URL and file components.
- Components are connected to LLMs, databases, etc.
- Example project: a chatbot for the website CodiAnal.com and its courses.
- Setting Up
- Download CSV data with course module information.
- Use Lang Flow to load and vectorize CSV data.
- Store vector embeddings in DataStax Astra database for similarity searches.
- Building the Chatbot
- Chat input and output components are used.
- Text input is vectorized and compared with database embeddings.
- OpenAI is used to generate human-like text responses.
- Website data is scraped and passed into the chatbot for more context.
- Chat memory is used to build on previous questions.
- Using the Playground
- The playground allows testing of the chatbot within Lang Flow.
- Users can type questions and receive text responses.
- Connecting to Apps
- JavaScript API is provided to connect the chatbot to external apps.
- Users can make API calls to Lang Flow and receive responses.
- Advanced Features
- Grouping components for better organization.
- Multimodal flows with different models like Grok.
- Users can replace OpenAI with Grok for different responses.
- Conclusion
- Encouragement to build with Lang Flow and share creations.
- Reminder that the course is free and to star the repo on GitHub.
Additional Notes
- The tutorial is free and the creator asks for a star on the Lang Flow GitHub repo as appreciation.
- The tutorial covers setting up the environment, creating a Python environment, and installing Lang Flow.
- The tutorial also includes instructions on how to get started with Python in Visual Studio Code.
- The chatbot is designed to answer questions about a specific course, including details not readily available on the internet.
- The tutorial demonstrates how to create vector embeddings and store them in a database for similarity searches.
- The chatbot can answer questions about course content, such as whether it teaches object-oriented programming.
- The tutorial shows how to use Lang Flow’s components to build and test the chatbot.
- The chatbot can remember previous interactions and provide streaming text responses.
- The tutorial concludes with instructions on how to connect the chatbot to applications using an API.