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LLMFunctions

Guides

  • LLM-Related Functionality

Symbols

  • ChatEvaluate
  • ChatObject
  • GenerateLLMToolResponse
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  • LLMConfiguration
  • LLMEvaluator
  • LLMExampleFunction
  • LLMFunction
  • LLMPrompt
  • LLMResourceFunction
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  • $LLMEvaluator
LLMResourceFunction
​
LLMResourceFunction["name"]
retrieves an
LLMFunction
with the specified name.
​
​
LLMResourceFunction[loc]
imports an
LLMFunction
from the specified location.
​
​
LLMResourceFunction[…][params]
applies the specified
LLMFunction
to the parameters
params
.
​
Details
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Examples  
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Basic Examples  
(2)
Retrieve an LLMFunction from the
Wolfram Prompt Repository
.
In[1]:=
casual=
LLMResourceFunction
["InformalRephrase"]
Out[1]=
LLMFunction
template: Rewrite the following text using informal language. Response with the corrected text and nothing else.​
1
interpreter: String

In[2]:=
casual["Accept my heartfelt congratulations on this major milestone."]
Out[2]=
Hey, congrats on reaching this huge milestone!
​
Immediately use a prompt:
In[1]:=
LLMResourceFunction
["ELI5"]["How do trumpets work?"]
Out[1]=
Well, a trumpet is like a long tube with a mouthpiece at one end and a bell at the other. When you blow into the mouthpiece, the air goes through the tube and makes a sound come out of the bell. By pressing different buttons, you can change the sound and make different notes. It's kind of like blowing into a straw and making different sounds by covering the end with your fingers.
Scope  
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