LangFlow UI for LangChain
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- https://github.com/logspace-ai/langflow
- https://medium.com/logspace/language-models-on-steroids-441cfcc66b24
- https://twitter.com/ferdiboxman/status/1644249278750023680
LangFlow is a GUI for LangChain, designed with react-flow to provide an effortless way to experiment and prototype flows with drag-and-drop components and a chat box.
Once you hit the limits of single conversations with GPT, you realise you need a way to use it with automations; to create itself tasks, summaries of progress of each conversation, delegate tasks to new conversations, analyse documents, use other AIs, use other APIs, use website interfaces.
Think n8n.io for AI. LangChain is the backend. LangForm is now the frontend.
Mindblowing how much quality work is coming out so fast, but then everyone has GPT to assist with coding now, so I expect everything is about to get really fast and capable.
All those pet projects can be described in master prompt briefs, and then you chat with the various agents to progress each.
I don't think I can emphasise enough how important these tools are becoming.
Check it out, and the video on GitHub...
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Worth a watch:
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- https://github.com/logspace-ai/langflow
- https://medium.com/logspace/language-models-on-steroids-441cfcc66b24
- https://twitter.com/ferdiboxman/status/1644249278750023680
LangFlow is a GUI for LangChain, designed with react-flow to provide an effortless way to experiment and prototype flows with drag-and-drop components and a chat box.
Once you hit the limits of single conversations with GPT, you realise you need a way to use it with automations; to create itself tasks, summaries of progress of each conversation, delegate tasks to new conversations, analyse documents, use other AIs, use other APIs, use website interfaces.
Think n8n.io for AI. LangChain is the backend. LangForm is now the frontend.
Mindblowing how much quality work is coming out so fast, but then everyone has GPT to assist with coding now, so I expect everything is about to get really fast and capable.
All those pet projects can be described in master prompt briefs, and then you chat with the various agents to progress each.
I don't think I can emphasise enough how important these tools are becoming.
Check it out, and the video on GitHub...
@marcusquinn said in LangFlow UI for LangChain:
- https://github.com/logspace-ai/langflow
- https://medium.com/logspace/language-models-on-steroids-441cfcc66b24
- https://twitter.com/ferdiboxman/status/1644249278750023680
LangFlow is a GUI for LangChain, designed with react-flow to provide an effortless way to experiment and prototype flows with drag-and-drop components and a chat box.
Once you hit the limits of single conversations with GPT, you realise you need a way to use it with automations; to create itself tasks, summaries of progress of each conversation, delegate tasks to new conversations, analyse documents, use other AIs, use other APIs, use website interfaces.
Think n8n.io for AI. LangChain is the backend. LangForm is now the frontend.
Mindblowing how much quality work is coming out so fast, but then everyone has GPT to assist with coding now, so I expect everything is about to get really fast and capable.
All those pet projects can be described in master prompt briefs, and then you chat with the various agents to progress each.
I don't think I can emphasise enough how important these tools are becoming.
Check it out, and the video on GitHub...
Thank you for this discovery and for taking the time to make an AppRequest.
Come on, Cloudron team, we should form a task-force specific to getting up and running some of these excellent AI suggestions. If we have 3 or 4, we might be able to start snowballing others with developers interested in packaging similar excellent suggestions.
As was discussed in another thread, we could be on the brink of having AI package AI for us.
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@marcusquinn said in LangFlow UI for LangChain:
- https://github.com/logspace-ai/langflow
- https://medium.com/logspace/language-models-on-steroids-441cfcc66b24
- https://twitter.com/ferdiboxman/status/1644249278750023680
LangFlow is a GUI for LangChain, designed with react-flow to provide an effortless way to experiment and prototype flows with drag-and-drop components and a chat box.
Once you hit the limits of single conversations with GPT, you realise you need a way to use it with automations; to create itself tasks, summaries of progress of each conversation, delegate tasks to new conversations, analyse documents, use other AIs, use other APIs, use website interfaces.
Think n8n.io for AI. LangChain is the backend. LangForm is now the frontend.
Mindblowing how much quality work is coming out so fast, but then everyone has GPT to assist with coding now, so I expect everything is about to get really fast and capable.
All those pet projects can be described in master prompt briefs, and then you chat with the various agents to progress each.
I don't think I can emphasise enough how important these tools are becoming.
Check it out, and the video on GitHub...
Thank you for this discovery and for taking the time to make an AppRequest.
Come on, Cloudron team, we should form a task-force specific to getting up and running some of these excellent AI suggestions. If we have 3 or 4, we might be able to start snowballing others with developers interested in packaging similar excellent suggestions.
As was discussed in another thread, we could be on the brink of having AI package AI for us.
@LoudLemur There's more apps coming. Don't worry, I'm championing the AI cause. There's just lots more to learn and solve for some long-awaited apps to get packaged, so that steals a lot of time. I do think having GPT is going to make it easier for others to get involved in app packaging and refinement, too.
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@LoudLemur There's more apps coming. Don't worry, I'm championing the AI cause. There's just lots more to learn and solve for some long-awaited apps to get packaged, so that steals a lot of time. I do think having GPT is going to make it easier for others to get involved in app packaging and refinement, too.
What you get from me is a hell of a lot of R&D hours to bring to this forum the things I see offering the most value, and enough information for others to assess.
There's plenty Cloudron shouldn't do or offer, so I'm only bringing apps and info I see genuine utility and community growth flywheel effects.
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What you get from me is a hell of a lot of R&D hours to bring to this forum the things I see offering the most value, and enough information for others to assess.
There's plenty Cloudron shouldn't do or offer, so I'm only bringing apps and info I see genuine utility and community growth flywheel effects.
@marcusquinn said in LangFlow UI for LangChain:
What you get from me is a hell of a lot of R&D hours to bring to this forum the things I see offering the most value, and enough information for others to assess.
There's plenty Cloudron shouldn't do or offer, so I'm only bringing apps and info I see genuine utility and community growth flywheel effects.
That is what I was thinking. To be onto such good applications so quickly you must have been trawling a large number of AI sites and trying a lot of software.
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Oh wauv. I honestly though Langflow was already available on Cloudron.
I was sad not to find it in the available appplication list, and went here to add it as an suggestion but found that it was already suggested over a year ago 🤯. Tons of good stuff has happened for langflow since then - its even possible to create your own AI-agents in langflow now - and soon multimodal, running ai that creates or consumes video, images and audio as well.
I'm mindblown about the posibilites of having langflow running on cloudron.
I really hope more people will give this an upvote
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