Hey Brandon, great video man, I was having lots of issues linking the generation of a prompt with the actual prompt using the js langchain... Your video helped me get some of the concepts and also on how to find it on the python docs to be able to implement in js! tks for the content man!
Thank you Brandon, for all your content🍻 A short video of how to run langfuse on localhost and maybe a short example of how to connect to it in python code would be amazing too 😁 Would you maybe want to do that?
Hey Brandon, I was wondering if we can somehow fetch the scores associated with the prompt name and using the average of those scores determine which prompt version is the best one. I've tried to look for a solution to this but haven't been able to find using the Python SDKs, let me know if you would wanna do that or be interested in that ?
Hadn't considered this, but I'll write something and we can potentially iterate on it. Message me on Twitter and we could possibly collaborate on it! @bphilsochill
Hey Brandon, great video man, I was having lots of issues linking the generation of a prompt with the actual prompt using the js langchain... Your video helped me get some of the concepts and also on how to find it on the python docs to be able to implement in js! tks for the content man!
Glad it helped! 😁
Thank you Brandon, for all your content🍻
A short video of how to run langfuse on localhost and maybe a short example of how to connect to it in python code would be amazing too 😁
Would you maybe want to do that?
Yeah, i'll put one of those together!
Here you go! Let me know what else I can help with. ruclips.net/video/GkijOC_u1Xs/видео.html
Hey Brandon, I was wondering if we can somehow fetch the scores associated with the prompt name and using the average of those scores determine which prompt version is the best one. I've tried to look for a solution to this but haven't been able to find using the Python SDKs, let me know if you would wanna do that or be interested in that ?
Hadn't considered this, but I'll write something and we can potentially iterate on it. Message me on Twitter and we could possibly collaborate on it!
@bphilsochill
@@bphilsochill Sure