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As mentioned in a previous journal, I believe it could be beneficial to have a guide for those wishing to start LLM development! This is a general list of journals I could create; I'm willing to create all of these from scratch and it would take a month and a half to get most done at the very most (not counting the Advanced Usages which might take a bit longer because of the data needed for two of them)!
These do also use a few concepts/prototypes I made for a program I made called Project Replicant (such as Engels or the understanding 3D using a CAD like database) so I hope that's alright!
I also do want to know if there's a specific API you guys wish for me to use; I do want to use something like huggingface (which offers a free tier)! I would suggest this as bouncing around different APIs early on might make understanding exactly what's being done as well as why harder!
📖 Suggested Improvement
My idea for a guide goes as follows
LLM Fundamentals and Advanced AgentOps Implementation
Basic Usages
Text Generation
Finishing a sentence or creating a paragraph based on a prompt
Generating a short story based on a Nier Style Sentence
Finishing the second half of a sentence based on the emotion a user wants to convey
Classifying Data Using an LLM
Based on preset categories
Summarizing sentences into positive, neutral, and negative sentiments
Inferring what category an item may be based on its details
Summarizing Information
Basic summarization for now (at advanced levels Engels)
Summarizing general articles about multiple topics
Summarizing conversation and keeping the most important details (People, places, and things + names and dates)
Adding Context to History
Adding context to our history based on a prompt (Advanced levels custom history)
Having an AI finish a task and adding to history before asking a question that takes the previous context into account
Using a Local Search Engine System
Giving context and taking input (Challenge for basic level)
Intermediate Usages
Developing a Chatbot
First with single user, then with multi-user, then with multi-chatbot and multi-user
Taking one user input (standard)
Formatting the inputs to give context to who a user is (with an introduction prompt)
Simulating multiple chatbots conversing at the same time to different users before going back to talk to one
Fine-Tuning Chatbots
Fine-tuning chatbot for better answers using a simple CSV sheet
Changing the tone an LLM responds in with CSV data
Giving a chatbot more context through a CSV sheet with Q/A
Dataset Creation
Yes/No-based, then text-to-text-based, then complete generation from scratch
“Is this a _ ?”
Turning a description into a list of questions and answers
Generating complete text from scratch (A few ideas here)
Grouping Outputs
Grouping outputs into premade categories (generating context then packaging it)
Taking the output from generated text and using tools to help sort it
Sorting information from a conversation into a specially made database (Challenge)
Advanced Usages
RAG-Based Information Searching
API-based, Google Search-based, Multi-database
Reflecting on the date/time with a free API
Using the Google search snippets to get information
Using multiple CSV files as context for an LLM
Email-Based Assistant
Using LLM to create emails
Finding a certain type of data (CTO) and generating custom messages for each
Determining safety risks based on LLM + API search
Stylized Text Generation
Documentation, DnD campaign, etc.
Formatting Conversations
Formatting conversations into a specific JSON format for recalling later
Taking notes and formatting them into a more professional state
Research Studies
Converting chat history to shortened text and using as context for longer chatbot context with less worry about tokens
Engels, an AI summary language I developed (Showing how to create a dataset and implement it)
LLM-Ran Town
Creating an LLM-ran town, visualizing it in Unity, and using it to train around different goals
Goals such as trying to get LLMs to speak to each other as often as possible, remembering context from long ago, or keeping conversation minimal for a DB
Interacting with 3D Space
Having an LLM interact with 3D space based on semantic + CAD-like data and Unity AR/VR
(This data is already being created by a friend and I using a 3D rooms generator before being moved to 3D)
Teaching LLM Rulesets
Rulesets for games and long-term rulings (such as Chess and Checkers, also stopping the AI from sharing its context through anti-examples)
Custom AgentOps Implementations
Creating custom implementations for AgentOps (I have been testing this out in relation to Gemini; I believe my mistake wasn’t in the code itself but rather mixing up the output delta block with another term. Still, to be safe, I plan on restarting)
🔗 Affected Documentation Pages
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🔍 Additional Context
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🤝 Contribution
Yes, I'd be happy to submit a pull request with these changes.
I need some guidance on how to contribute.
I'd prefer the Agentops team to handle this update.
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📘 Current State of Documentation
As mentioned in a previous journal, I believe it could be beneficial to have a guide for those wishing to start LLM development! This is a general list of journals I could create; I'm willing to create all of these from scratch and it would take a month and a half to get most done at the very most (not counting the Advanced Usages which might take a bit longer because of the data needed for two of them)!
These do also use a few concepts/prototypes I made for a program I made called Project Replicant (such as Engels or the understanding 3D using a CAD like database) so I hope that's alright!
I also do want to know if there's a specific API you guys wish for me to use; I do want to use something like huggingface (which offers a free tier)! I would suggest this as bouncing around different APIs early on might make understanding exactly what's being done as well as why harder!
📖 Suggested Improvement
My idea for a guide goes as follows
LLM Fundamentals and Advanced AgentOps Implementation
Basic Usages
Intermediate Usages
Advanced Usages
🔗 Affected Documentation Pages
No response
🔍 Additional Context
No response
🤝 Contribution
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: