AGENTS

Expanding Memory Types in LangChain With Community Contributions

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28 November 2022 18h43

There are many more types of memory we hope to add! @sjwhitmore has been pioneering this effort so far, and we hope a lot of these come from the community. Check out this idea from @BrennanErbz for inspiration

Add Memory to Any LLM Chain and Agent

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28 November 2022 18h43

But you don't just have to use the predefined conversation chain! Here's how you can add memory to any LLM chain: https://
langchain.readthedocs.io/en/latest/exam
ples/memory/adding_memory.html
… And here's how you can add memory to an agent: https://
langchain.readthedocs.io/en/latest/exam
ples/memory/agent_with_memory.html
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Types of Memory in LangChain: Short-term and Long-term

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28 November 2022 18h43

There are different types of memory, eg: Short term memory, like what the previous user input was Long term memory, like what the user previous said about a particular person or place Both of these can fit into this memory abstraction. Let's take a closer look at some

LangChain Chains Now Support Stateful Conversations and Memory

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28 November 2022 18h43

So far all the chains/agents in LangChain have been stateless, meaning each interaction is independent This is far from ideal for some real world settings (eg chatbots) where you want the chain/agent to remember previous conversations

Memory Module: Loading and Saving Data in Chains

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28 November 2022 18h43

To achieve this, we added the the concept of a memory module This module: Loads things from memory before passing user input to the chain Saves things to memory after the chain is finished

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Pre-trained Language Models Essential for Agent Communication

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27 November 2022 17h07

If AZ cannot rely on a pre-trained LM to communicate, it is impossible (there is no reason the model learns with self play to communicate with valid sentences). Other issue will of course be the infinite action space (which we also had in theorem proving) but this is manageable

27 November 2022

LangChain Open Source Demos and Projects Featured on GitHub

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26 November 2022 21h00

We’re going to assembling a list of open source demos/projects that use LangChain and feature then on our GitHub. Which ones should we include?

26 November 2022

LLM Interactions Beyond Prompts: Integration with Tools and Systems

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26 November 2022 2h34

Yeah it’s really not limited to prompts talking to eachother, but rather any interactions between an LLM and other things (whether that be another prompt, or a python REPL, or anything)