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Code Execution Rollout: Reporting Non-Working Queries

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30 May 2024 7h30

Code execution is rolling out. Can you share a query where it isn’t working

Phidata Library for AI Agents Development

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30 May 2024 6h38

Thanks for sharing Ashpreet Also for the amazing @phidatahq library

Awesome LLM Apps with RAG GitHub Repository Collection

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30 May 2024 4h28

Find all the awesome LLM Apps demo with RAG in the following Github Repo. P.S: Don't forget to star the repo to show your support

Working Application Demo Using Streamlit Research Agent

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30 May 2024 4h28

Working Application demo using Streamlit

Paste the above code in vscode or pycharm and run the following command: 'streamlit run research_agent.py' pic.twitter.com/GFNgpYx0CR
— Shubham Saboo (@Saboo_Shubham_) 30 mai 2024

Working Application demo using Streamlit Paste the above code in vscode or pycharm and run the following command: 'streamlit run research_agent.py'

Full Multi-Agent LLM App with GPT-4o Code

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30 May 2024 4h27

Full multi-agent LLM app with GPT-4o code

Building AI Research Agent Chat Interface with Streamlit

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30 May 2024 4h27

5. Chat with AI Research Agent
• Create a text input for the user to enter their query using 'st.text_input()'
• If a question is asked, run the assistant to get the answer and display it using 'st.write()'

Initialize OpenAI AI Assistants Team for HackerNews Research

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30 May 2024 4h27

4. Initialize the AI assistants
• Create a text input for the user to enter OpenAI API
• If the OpenAI API key is provided, create instances of Assistants: HackerNews Story Researcher HackerNews User Researcher
• Combine the assistants into a team called "Hackernews Team"

Building User Interfaces with Streamlit for AI Apps

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30 May 2024 4h27

3. Set up the Streamlit App Streamlit lets you create a user interface with just Python code. For this app, we will:
• Add a title to the app using 'st.title()'
• Add a description for the app using 'st.caption()'