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The smallest possible LLM API

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MicroLlama

The smallest possible LLM API. Build a question and answer interface to your own content in a few minutes. Uses OpenAI embeddings, gpt-3.5 and Faiss, via Langchain.

Usage

  1. Combine your source documents into a single JSON file called source.json. It should look like this:
[
    {
        "source": "Reference to the source of your content. Typically a title.",
        "url": "URL for your source. This key is optional.",
        "content": "Your content as a single string. If there's a title or summary, put these first, separated by new lines."
    }, 
    ...
]

See example.source.json for an example.

  1. Install MicroLlama into a virtual environment:
pip install microllama
  1. Get an OpenAI API key and add it to the environment, e.g. export OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-etc. Note that indexing and querying require OpenAI credits, which aren't free.

  2. Run your server with microllama. If a vector search index doesn't exist, it'll be created from your source.json, and stored.

  3. Query your documents at /api/ask?your question.

  4. Microllama includes an optional web front-end, which is generated with microllama make-front-end. This command creates a single index.html file which you can edit. It's served at /.

Configuration

Microllama is configured through environment variables, with the following defaults:

  • OPENAI_API_KEY: required
  • FAISS_INDEX_PATH: "faiss_index"
  • SOURCE_JSON: "source.json"
  • MAX_RELATED_DOCUMENTS: "5"
  • EXTRA_CONTEXT: "Answer in no more than three sentences. If the answer is not included in the context, say 'Sorry, this is no answer for this in my sources.'."
  • UVICORN_HOST: "0.0.0.0"
  • UVICORN_PORT: "8080"

Deploying your API

Create a Dockerfile with microllama make-dockerfile. Then:

On Fly.io

Sign up for a Fly.io account and install flyctl. Then:

fly launch # answer no to Postgres, Redis and deploying now 
fly secrets set OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-etc 
fly deploy

On Google Cloud Run

gcloud run deploy --source . --set-env-vars="OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-etc"

For Cloud Run and other serverless platforms you should generate the FAISS index at container build time, to reduce startup time. See the two commented lines in Dockerfile.

You can also generate these commands with microllama deploy.

Based on

TODO

  • Use splitting which generates more meaningful fragments, e.g. text_splitter = SpacyTextSplitter(chunk_size=700, chunk_overlap=200, separator=" ")

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