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detente18
3y ago
Hey bredren - our supported list (if that's helpful) is here https://litellm.readthedocs.io/en/latest/supported/ We're adding new integrations every day, so if there's any specific one you'
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Hi @d4rkp4ttern - yes it's standardized to the openai format - https://litellm.readthedocs.io/en/latest/stream/
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detente18
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How do you plan on deploying llama 2? Is that via ollama/fastchat/etc.? We're actively building out integrations to different providers, so if you have any preferred tooling - let me know!
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Hi @deet - Yes it is! This automatically stores the cost per query to the Supabase table - here's how: https://github.com/BerriAI/litellm/blob/80d77fed7123af222011... If you have ideas for improvement -
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Hey @jmorgan - we love ollama! Re: LocalLLM's like Llama2 - yes we support self-deployed models, through Huggingface, Replicate, TogetherAI integrations. We're missing support for locally deployed models - and would love the help!
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Thanks - that's very kind.
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Hey @breckenedge yes it does! Exactly the same way as the openai-python sdk. Here's our code tutorial for it https://github.com/BerriAI/litellm/blob/main/cookbook/liteLL...
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Hey @downvotetruth, the issues/PR's are actually ours (the creators). We're actively working + using this repo, and use these as ways to keep track of ongoing work. We're super open to contributions and help though!
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This is awesome!
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detente18
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Thanks
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Thanks!
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azure uses the openai python sdk, just remaps certain components. The models are also user-named. This makes it hard to detect if a model passed in is an azure model
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3y ago
You can use tenacity for retries and wouldn't you want to cache the request / response around the endpoint instead of the gpt call -> that's what we ended up doing. Streaming output and function-calling support is interest
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Tutorial: Caching for High-traffic LLM Apps without dropping requests
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4y ago
Google form to let you rapidly prototype different LLM App strategies (how to chunk and vectorize? What type of agent to initialize?) through a google form.
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Show HN: Google Colab 1-click deploy LLM Apps
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Show HN: Windows OS for LLM Apps
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Show HN: Rapidly prototype and launch LLM Apps
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4y ago
We built a bot to help you get started / answer any question you have about the LangchainAI (building AI Apps with LLMs) repo!
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Introducing “Clerkie“: A LangChain Q&A bot for AI developers
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Show HN: Betterpipe – Easy logging for ML deployments
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4y ago
currently it's to the server - although running it locally might be an interesting idea.
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Show HN: Clerkie AI – A GPT-3 based CLI tool that debugs your code
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Clerkie AI – A GPT-3 based CLI tool that helps you debug your code
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We built ClerkieCLI - a GPT-3 based tool that: - automatically detects errors on your terminal, - identifies the programming language, - provides an explanation of the error and suggested fix right on your terminal.
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Hi HN! Built a quick tool I thought would be interesting - it’s a chrome extension that uses GPT-3 under the hood to help debug your programming errors when you paste them into Google (“eg. TypeError:…”). This is definitely early days, so i
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Thanks kevin! Hope you enjoy it
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Speech to Text Alternatives?
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Ask HN: How to create uniqueness as a B2B AI startup
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