Proto-LLM is an open-source framework for fast protyping of LLM-based applications.
- Rapid prototyping of information retrieval systems based on BNM using RAG:
Implementations of architectural patterns for interacting with different databases and web service interfaces; Methods for optimising RAG pipelines to eliminate redundancy.
- Development and integration of applications with BNM with connection of external services and models through plugin system:
Integration with AutoML solutions for predictive tasks; Providing structured output generation and validation;
- Implementation of ensemble methods and multi-agent approaches to improve the efficiency of BNMs:
Possibility of combining arbitrary BNMs into ensembles to improve generation quality, automatic selection of ensemble composition; Work with model-agents and ensemble pipelines;
- Generation of complex synthetic data for further training and improvement of BNM:
Generating examples from existing models and data sets; Evolutionary optimisation to increase the diversity of examples; Integration with Label Studio;
- Providing interoperability with various LLM providers:
Support for native models (GigaChat, YandexGPT, vsegpt, etc.). Interaction with open-source models deployed locally.
LLMware, LLMStach, LangChain
However, they are not direct competitors to the framework being created, as it is a higher-level tool that uses existing LLMOps solutions where possible and necessary, and provides compatibility with them for most tasks.
The latest stable release of ProtoLLM is in the master branch.
The repository includes the following directories:
- Package core contains the main modules. It is the core of the ProtoLLM framework
- Package examples includes several how-to-use-cases where you can start to discover how ProtoLLM works
- All unit and integration tests can be observed in the test directory
- The sources of the documentation are in the docs directory
- The contribution guide is available in this repository.
We acknowledge the contributors for their important impact and the participants of the numerous scientific conferences and workshops for their valuable advice and suggestions.
The study is supported by the Research Center Strong Artificial Intelligence in Industry of ITMO University as part of the plan of the center's program.