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by quickthrower2
1035 days ago
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Funny demo! I really did LOL (wont spoil it) And beyond that interesting generative AI use case. The big challenge is thinking what is possible. The next step might be simple chaining (of APIs not LLMs). So the API calls another API (e.g. get celeb news) then gives that info and a prompt to return a value. For example the same celeb api but with latest news in under 140 characters. |
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Actually, this project is born out of the chaining idea youre talking about. I've been dogfooding this with another app like google translate for language learners (https://languageread.com/ ugly and early for now). It requires a lot of chaining, and splitting text, and composing prompts.
So my first attempt for superfunctions focused on that chaining idea, my approach was prompts backed by AWS stepfunctions. I pretty quickly realized that it would help a lot to have a more primitive layer, so I switched focus to build a lower level layer that turns prompts into single units of execution.
Right now for that language learning app, I'm chaining everything on the client using bluebird promises (going to blog about this soon), this approach comes with a lot of pain points, so I'm still hoping add that composability/chaining functionality as a layer on top of superfunctions later.