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Laozy is a self-hosted web application that helps you build and deploy LLM-based dialogue robots. The robot you built can connect to instant messaging platforms like WeChat, Telegram, etc. You can also integrate it into your app with REST APIs.

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Laozy

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Laozy is a self-hosted web application that helps you build and deploy LLM-based dialogue robots.

The robot you built can connect to instant messaging platforms like WeChat, Telegram, etc. You can also integrate it into your app with REST APIs.

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Version

  • Current version: 0.0.1
  • Status: Preview

Features

Feature Description Release
gpt-3.5-turbo Langchain 0.0.1
Knowledge base chromadb in-memory 0.0.1
REST API Document not yet completed 0.0.1
WeChat Customer Service Connect robot to WeChat Customer Service 0.0.1
Installation and deployment Under development

Installtion

Configuration

mkdir ~/.laozy
cp ./migrations/settings.ini ~/.laozy/settings.ini

Install Dependencies

pip3 install -r requirements.txt

Setup Database

alembic -c ./migrations/alembic.ini revision --autogenerate
alembic -c ./migrations/alembic.ini upgrade head

Start

export PYTHONPATH=.
./bin/laozy

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Dependencies

  • fastapi
  • SQLAlchemy
  • langchain
  • openai
  • chromadb

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Welcome to contribute code and provide feedback.

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