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What makes you say that? Because it’s popular?
by stingraycharles 10mo ago
What makes you say that? Because it’s popular?
- isoprophlex 10mo agoBecause it's shit.
- whattheheckheck 10mo agoHave you seen hamilton/burr python packages for building the state machines for llm work?
- peab 10mo agoBecause it tries to solve non existent problems (prompt templates for example) and adds complexity, instead of abstracting
- stingraycharles 10mo agoOk I agree with that, I think they had some weird idea of managing templates in LangSmith and then being able to load them dynamically from LangChain. LangSmith’s prompt engineering workflow is okay-ish but a lot of work and gets quite expensive quite fast, and only works for a specific set of prompts (ie one-turn prompts, multi-turn never works). PydanticAI seems more lightweight and gets out of the way.
- peab 10mo agoYes, Pydantic ai successfully abstracts the tool call loop, and makes it easy to test out different models.