bedrock chat mode

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a joke generation service using AWS Bedrock API.
  • Added functionality for weather forecast inquiries through a conversational AI model.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved error handling during API interactions for better user experience.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce two new Python files, aws/bedrock2.py and aws/bedrock3.py, which implement services for generating jokes and weather forecasts using the AWS Bedrock API. The first file creates a joke generation service leveraging the Traceloop SDK, while the second file focuses on providing weather forecasts through a conversational AI interface. Both files include necessary initializations for environment variables and AWS clients and define key functions to handle their respective tasks.

Changes

File	Change Summary
aws/bedrock2.py	Added functionality for joke generation using AWS Bedrock API and Traceloop SDK, including create_joke and joke_workflow functions.
aws/bedrock3.py	Implemented weather forecast interaction with AWS Bedrock API, including payload preparation and response handling. Added variables for client, messages, payload, and response.

Possibly related PRs

• added aws bedrock test #186: The changes in this PR also introduce a joke generation service using AWS Bedrock, with similar functions (create_joke and joke_workflow) and integration with the Traceloop SDK, making it directly related to the main PR's functionality.

Suggested labels

documentation, enhancement, Review effort [1-5]: 3

Poem

🐇 In the land of code where rabbits play,
Jokes and forecasts brighten the day.
With AWS magic and a sprinkle of cheer,
We hop through the clouds, our laughter sincere.
So let’s share a giggle, and weather so bright,
Together we code, in pure delight! 🌈

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