Hi! I'm sure this file needs a lot of revision. One place to start might be a FAQ? Then Gemma can help!
it's a very comfy meadow at Teacherbot's GitHub
"raw" vs. "cooked" food isn't a huge difference now, since Voiceflow has a chef who knows how to keep llamas happy.
it's a minimum viable product that I hope will be useful to cool people I hang out with. I would like to scale this up -- but that's a good start I think. It's also ProfFisherJenn's CSC 113 semester project for 25SP.
(copilot wrote the rest, so consider it hypothetical)
Welcome to the Smart Llamas MVP repository! This project aims to integrate a Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) system with a Large Language Model (LLM) to create a powerful and efficient information retrieval and generation solution. This MVP focuses on leveraging vector stores to enhance the capabilities of LLMs for better, context-aware responses.
- Document Preprocessing: Automatically splits and processes documents for efficient handling.
- Vector Embeddings: Utilizes state-of-the-art models to generate vector embeddings for text.
- Vector Store Integration: Easily store and query document vectors using FAISS.
- Efficient Retrieval: Quickly retrieve relevant document chunks based on user queries.
- LLM Integration: Seamlessly integrate with Large Language Models to generate informative responses.
- Python 3.7 or higher
- Libraries
Andrew Norris 🤖 💻 GitHub: norrisaftcc
I work in semi-sorted Markdown files, so I think back and forth conversion between those and, say, Word, might be a priority. Alternative: automate the process, which is doable but not top priority.
The Project is generally a "Kanban board" which in Japanese means "board" so it's a board board. Kanban was brought over from Japanese automotive and engineering firms in the 1980s. I think it's self-explanatory -- add items, determine which to do first, move them across the board.
Currently:
- norrisaftcc: Dev Lead and Project Manager (I would just dev, but I need to work on my skills.)
- ProfFisherJenn: QA and on-site customer (two very different hats, but a good mix.)
Can you put 🎓🦙 here yes, good, GitHub is cool with Unicode. (Of course it is, but never hurts to prove it.)