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Introduction

This code base is a simple library I am developing for AI-powered applications that can make use of multiple agents with different skills or abilities. The agents are simply functions that can execute certain instructions (as specified). The agents can use tools to carry out their tasks. More interestingly, the concept of chains has also been introduced to allow agents to work together to achieve a specific goal. A chain will be able to call an agent or another chain to execute a task and then pass the result to another agent to execute another task. It is designed to be super flexible. This allows for a more complex task or REASONING to be achieved by a chain of agents and different tools.

Tools Built So Far

  • gpt-tools - This tool makes use of the chatGPT API to communicate with the OpenAI GPT-3 model. It can be used to generate text from a prompt.
  • doc-tools - This tool helps to read and write to document files like markdown files.
  • git-tools - This tool currently helps to automate committing and pushing changes to a git repository.

Agents Built So Far

  • codeAgents.TextToSQL - This agent takes natural language (english) input from user and then convert it to sql query.
  • codeAgents.QueryResultToEnglish - This agent takes the result of a sql query and then convert it to natural language the user can understand.

Chains Built So Far

  • chain.ChatWithDatabase - This chain takes natural language (english) input from user and then convert it to sql query, run the query on a database and then convert the result to natural language and return it to the user. This chain makes use of agents like codeAgents.TextToSQL, and codeAgents.QueryResultToEnglish to achieve this. It also makes use of entityTools.RunPostgresQuery to run the query on the database, and gpt.ChatGPT to communicate with chatGPT API.

Example Usage of the Library


Chat with ChatGPT In Your Files When Writing Code Using doc-tools, gpt-tools and git-tools

Prerequisites:

  • Install Go on your machine
  • Open the repository you want to use and run the following command to install three tool set from this library
go get "github.com/asolpshinning/chaingpt/tools/doc-tools" "github.com/asolpshinning/chaingpt/tools/git-tools" "github.com/asolpshinning/chaingpt/tools/gpt-tools"
  • Add token="your_chatGpt_openAI_api_token" to your .env file.
  • Remember to add /gen as a text to your markdown file to indicate that any text above /gen is your prompt to chatGPT. Also, if you do not want to use all the text in your markdown file as your prompt, you can add /start to the line (after which) you want to start your prompt from.
  • Then put the following example in a file called main.go in the root of your repository and run go run main.go to start chatting in your markdown file.
  • The program will keep running until you stop it. So you only need to run the command once and you can keep chatting.
See the example
package main

import (
	doc "github.com/asolpshinning/chaingpt/tools/doc-tools"
	git "github.com/asolpshinning/chaingpt/tools/git-tools"
	gpt "github.com/asolpshinning/chaingpt/tools/gpt-tools"
)

// your git folder path (example below is for Windows OS)
var folderPath = "C:\\Users\\asolp\\OneDrive\\Documents\\Coding\\chaingpt"

// your markdown file path (where you are doing your chatting)
var fileName = "test/chat.md"

// time interval for git auto commit and push
var timeInterval = 300 //seconds

func main() {
	// this autocommits and pushes your changes to github (comment it out if you do not want this)
	go git.GitAutoCommitPush(folderPath, timeInterval)
	// this gets the prompt from your markdown file
	prompt, _ := doc.CopyAboveText(fileName)
	// this sends the prompt to chatGPT and gets the response
	chatGPTResponse, _ := gpt.ChatGPT(prompt)
	// this inserts the response from chatGPT into your markdown file
	doc.InsertChatResponse(fileName, chatGPTResponse)
}

Using ChatWithDatabase Chain

See the example
package main

import (
	"fmt"
	"log"

	"github.com/asolpshinning/chaingpt/chains"
	"github.com/asolpshinning/chaingpt/entity"
)

func main() {
	// create a user agent
	userAgent := &entity.Agent{
		Name: "User",
	}

	// create a user prompt
	userPrompt := "I want to know how many new messages I have on Friday and Sunday."

	// create user agent's input or prompt to the chain
	userInput := &entity.AgentResponse{
		Input:        "",
		Output:       userPrompt,
		Satisfactory: true,
	}

	// create the tool the chain will use
	tool := &entity.Tool{
		Name:  "QueryDatabase",
		Value: "postgres",
	}

	postgresTools := []*entity.Tool{tool}

	// let the user agent call the ChatWithDatabase chain
	res, err := chains.ChatWithDatabase(userAgent, userInput, postgresTools)
	if err != nil {
		log.Println(err)
	}
	fmt.Println("response: " + res.Response)
}

.env example to run the example code above

token="your_chatGpt_openAI_api_token"

Request for Features

  • Feel free to open an issue if you have any feature request or suggestion. I will try to implement it as soon as I can.

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