Introduction to Building with LLMs in Xano

Join us for an insightful webinar on "Introduction to Building with LLMs in Xano." This session is designed for no-coders, developers, and tech enthusiasts who are interested in harnessing the power of Large Language Models (LLMs) within Xano.
In this webinar, we will cover:
- What are LLMs? Understand the fundamentals of Large Language Models and their applications.
- Selecting the Right LLM for Your Task: Learn how to choose the most suitable LLM for your specific needs.
- Connecting with LLMs: Get practical guidance on integrating LLMs with your Xano projects.
- Achieving Desired Outputs: Discover techniques to ensure the outputs are in the required format for your applications.
Whether you're new to LLMs or looking to enhance your current projects, this webinar will provide valuable insights and practical tips!
00:00 - Intro
01:22 - Introduction to LLMs
01:58 - Agenda
02:57 - What to consider when choosing an LLM
20:29 - Connecting & working with LLMs in the function-stack
36:05 - Improving your responses
47:01 - Q&A
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[@yongling]

Would definitely love to learn more about chunking process. Hope to see a tutorial on that!

[@LachlanXano]

I realised that I brought up the open LLM leaderboard in the video instead of the embeddings leaderboard - to view the best available embedding models you can search for the MTEB leaderboard. This will show you the retrieval scores for the leading embedding models so you can compare OpenAI embedding options.

[@BenNorman-pj2dm]

FYI - Gemini processes PDFs

[@familiekontoen1955]

Great video! It was super helpfull for my understanding. But at 24:12 you introduce the replace filter instead of the env solution. Why would you do this instead? what are the pros and cons of each solution?

[@LachlanXano]

Hey there, me showing both options was just to show the flexibility of creating logic in Xano. Some users prefer a code like experience in which our expression language is great for, others prefer a no-code, or visual development experience which uses our filters. You can use either option interchangeably, and it comes down to your preference really.

[@familiekontoen1955]

@@LachlanXano Makes sense! Thanks.