Pirate Talk

This VAC is a 'hello world' Langserve app that is taken from the official pirate_talk Langserve template.

It demonstrates how to deploy a Langserve application on Multivac, and the configuration needed. Its a good starter VAC to try first.

Summary

This VAC application translates your questions into pirate speak! Ohh arr.

Config yaml

An explanation of the configuration is below:

• vac.pirate_speak - this is the key that all other configurations are derived from, referred to as "vector_name"
• llm: The configuration specifies an LLM model. You can swap this for any model supported by sunholo so that it can work with the pick_llm() function via model = pick_llm("pirate_speak").
• agent: Required to specify what type of agent this VAC is, which determines which Cloud Run or other runtime is queried via the endpoints
• display_name: Used by end clients such as the webapp for the UI.
• avatar_url: Used by end clients such as the webapp for the UI.
• description: Used by end clients such as the webapp for the UI.
• tags: Used to specify which users are authorized to see this VAC, defined via users_config.yaml

kind: vacConfig
apiVersion: v1
vac:
    pirate_speak:
        llm: openai
        agent: langserve
        #agent_url: you can specify manually your URL endpoint here, or on Multivac it will be populated automatically
        display_name: Pirate Speak
        tags: ["free"] # for user access, matches users_config.yaml
        avatar_url: https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/126733545?s=48&v=4
        description: A Langserve demo using a demo [Langchain Template](https://templates.langchain.com/) that will repeat back what you say but in a pirate accent.  Ooh argh me hearties!  Langchain templates cover many different GenAI use cases and all can be streamed to Multivac clients.