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Surely you can have semantically the same API in Go: // Must[T](T, error) T is necessary because of Go error handling differences chat := Must(gollm.Ch
by drdaeman 2y ago
Surely you can have semantically the same API in Go:
// Must[T](T, error) T is necessary because of Go error handling differences
chat := Must(gollm.Chat().WithModel("claude-3-7-sonnet-20250219"))
resp := Must(chat.Ask("What's the difference between an unexported and an exported struct field?"))
resp = Must(chat.Ask("Could you give me an example?"))
resp = Must(chat.Ask("Tell me a story about a Go programmer"))
for chunk := range resp { // Requires Go 1.23+ for iterators
fmt.Print(chunk.Content)
}
resp = Must(chat.WithImages("diagram1.png", "diagram2.png").Ask("Compare these diagrams"))
type Search struct {
Query string `description:"The search query" required:"true"`
Limit int `description:"Max results" default:"5"`
}
func (s Search) Execute() ([]string, error) { ... }
resp = Must(chat.WithTool[Search]().Ask("Find documents about Go 1.23 features"))
And so on. Syntax is different, of course, but semantics (save for language-specific nuances, like error handling and lack of optional arguments) are approximately the same, biggest difference being WithSomething() having to precede Ask()