DSPy + Weaviate for the Next Generation of LLM Apps



AI Summary

Summary: Building a Four-Layer DSy Program for Blog Post Generation

  • Introduction
    • Erica introduces a demo on creating a blog post using a four-layer DSy program.
    • The program will take a query and generate a full blog post.
  • Building the Program
    • The four layers are:
      1. Outline creation
      2. Topic to paragraph generation
      3. Proofreading for coherence
      4. Title creation
    • Optimization is done using the bootstrap few-shot compiler in DSy.
  • Setting Up
    • The program uses the Wee Blogs platform and a vector database for background information.
    • DSP is configured and connected to the Wv8 client.
    • Different models, including GPT-4, can be chosen for the task.
  • Defining Signatures
    • Each task is broken down into subtasks with defined signatures.
    • Signatures include:
      • Question to blog outline
      • Topic to paragraph
      • Proofreading
      • Title generation
  • Program Initialization
    • Each signature is initialized with a Chain of Thought module.
    • The forward pass defines input processing, including retrieving relevant chunks and creating an outline.
  • Testing the Program
    • A query is passed to the blog post writer, and the output is printed.
    • The program generates a title and paragraphs for the blog post.
    • A new question is tested to demonstrate versatility.
  • Rating the Blogs
    • Another DSy program rates the blogs on a scale of 1 to 5.
    • The rating is based solely on the blog content without additional reasoning.
  • Optimization
    • A train-test split is used to optimize and evaluate the program.
    • The bootstrap few-shot compiler improves the program by including input and output examples in the prompts.
  • Final Evaluation
    • The compiled program is saved and loaded for future use.
    • The optimized program produces more fleshed-out blog posts.
    • The blogs are evaluated, showing improved ratings after optimization.
  • Conclusion
    • Erica encourages viewers to connect via YouTube, X, LinkedIn, and GitHub.
    • The video concludes with thanks and an invitation to engage with the content.