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I was just wondering the other day about the llm frameworks out there. Ones I've heard things about: Griptape Dspy Autogen Guidance Semantic kernel Marvin
by maccam912 2y ago
I was just wondering the other day about the llm frameworks out there. Ones I've heard things about:
Griptape
Dspy
Autogen
Guidance
Semantic kernel
Marvin from prefect
Haystack
And of course langchain and Llamaindex.
Which ones am I missing? Are any of them particularly good? Things like a simple way to interact with it (Marvin stands out), clean and organized code base, good support... If I had to pick one today I'd probably pick semantic kernel but not because I have used it, just because the ones I've used have either fallen short or been too much unnecessary complexity.
- spott 2y agoInstructor - great Litellm - just a wrapper around llm libs (OpenAI/claude/etc) Lmql - might not be necessary anymore with all the json modes out there. Just off the top of my head.
- hellovai 2y agoTake a look at BAML (boundaryml.com) Its a different take that leverages a DSL to make prompting cleaner and fixes a few other ergonomic issues along the way. you can try it online at promptfiddle.com