[Composite Brain] AAU, I can create a composite brain from the brain creation module

[gozineb]

The What

• Modify the brain creation modal:
• Add feature flag on composite brain selection in first step
• On third step:
• • Add an explanation line

• • Add a CompositeBrainConnections component

    • Upon arrival:
      

    • On click on + button:

    

    • On click on a brain:

    

    • On delete on brain: remove the brain connection

  • Update sdk (brain crea

[dosubot]

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Hello again, @gozineb! Great to see you contributing to Quivr repository once more.

Based on the information available in the Quivr repository, it is indeed possible to create a composite brain using the brain creation module. The process involves managing connections between brains in a composite brain using the CompositeBrainsConnectionsInterface class. This class provides methods for connecting a brain to a composite brain (connect_brain), getting all brains connected to a composite brain (get_connected_brains), disconnecting a brain from a composite brain (disconnect_brain), and checking if a brain is connected to any composite brain (is_connected_brain). You can find more details in the composite_brains_connections_interface.py file.

The exact process of creating a composite brain in Quivr involves several steps, including logging in to the application, accessing the brain management interface, adding a new brain, and filling in the necessary details. This process is represented in the TypeScript code in the createBrain.ts file.

As for the structure of a "brain" in the Quivr codebase, it is defined as a BrainConfig type and contains various properties such as id, model, temperature, maxTokens, keepLocal, backendUrl, openAiKey, anthropicKey, supabaseUrl, supabaseKey, prompt_id, status, brain_type, prompt, name, description, and brain_definition. You can find more details in the brainConfig.ts and defaultBrainConfig.ts files.

I hope this information helps! If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask.

Sources

• Multiple brains with their own data and settings
• backend/modules/brain/repository/interfaces/composite_brains_connections_interface.py
• frontend/e2e/tests/createBrain.ts
• frontend/lib/config/defaultBrainConfig.ts
• frontend/lib/types/brainConfig.ts

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