Ollama Streaming Example with LangChain Go
π Hello, Go enthusiasts and AI adventurers! Welcome to this exciting example that showcases how to use LangChain Go with Ollama for streaming AI-generated content. Let's dive in and see what this cool code does! π
What's This All About?
This example demonstrates how to:
- Set up an Ollama-based language model (LLM) π€
- Create a conversation with system and user messages π¬
- Generate content using the LLM with real-time streaming π
The Magic Explained
Here's what's happening in this nifty little program:
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We start by creating an Ollama LLM instance using the "mistral" model. Mistral is known for its efficiency and quality, so good choice! π
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We set up a conversation with two messages:
- A system message that tells the AI to act as a "company branding design wizard" π§ββοΈ
- A user message asking for a company name suggestion for a Go-backed LLM tools producer π’
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The real magic happens when we call GenerateContent
. We use a streaming function that prints out the AI's response in real-time. It's like watching the AI think! π€―
Running the Example
To run this example, make sure you have Ollama set up and running on your machine. Then, simply execute the Go file:
go run ollama_stream_example.go
You'll see the AI's response appear on your screen character by character. It's mesmerizing! β¨
Why This is Cool
- Real-time streaming: See the AI's thoughts as they form!
- Local LLM: Ollama runs on your machine, giving you more control and privacy.
- Go power: Harness the speed and simplicity of Go for AI applications.
So there you have it! A simple yet powerful example of streaming AI responses using LangChain Go and Ollama. Happy coding, and may your Go programs be ever intelligent! ππ©βπ»π¨βπ»