llm-api-endpoints-agents

Overview

llm-api-endpoints-agents is a Node.js package designed to interpret human language prompts and determine the appropriate API endpoint based on a configuration file. This library simplifies the process of sending requests and processing responses from human language inputs. It's ideal for developers building applications that interact with APIs through human language. Please note: This library is intended for research and hobby use, and is not recommended for production environments.

Documentation

For a detailed breakdown of the library's functionalities, refer to our JsDoc Documentation.

Demo

Experience the library in action with our React Chatbot Demo. This application showcases the library's ability to process natural language prompts, select relevant API endpoints, and fetch data from third-party APIs. The demo includes a user-friendly chat interface and provides real-time interactions.

Installation

Install the package in your Node.js project with the following command:

npm install llm-api-endpoints-agents

Setup

To get started with llm-api-endpoints-agents, set up your environment:

1. Environment Configuration: Create a .env file in your project root and include your OpenAI API key and the path to your API endpoints configuration:

   OPENAI_API_KEY=your_openai_api_key_here
   API_ENDPOINTS_CONFIG_PATH=path_to_your_api_endpoints_config_file

2. API Endpoints Configuration: Your api-endpoints.json should list all available endpoints and their descriptions:

   {
     "endpoints": [
       {
         "name": "GetProducts",
         "endpoint": "/get-products",
         "description": "Retrieves a list of products..."
       },
       // Add more endpoints as needed
     ]
   }

Usage

Implement llm-api-endpoints-agents in your project with ease:

const { EndPoint } = require('llm-api-endpoints-agents');

// Initialize an endpoint instance
let endpoint = new EndPoint("Your request text here");

// Interact with an endpoint
endpoint.selectEndpoint("Your request text here","your openai key")
    .then(response => console.log("Response:", response))
    .catch(error => console.error("Error:", error));

Examples

Get started quickly with our Basic Usage Example. This example demonstrates the fundamental features of the library. Additionally, you can integrate the library into a simple API server, as shown in our detailed examples.

Contributing

We encourage contributions and collaboration. Follow these guidelines for your pull requests:

• Use semantic commit messages.
• Refer to our Commit Message Guide for formatting.

Disclaimer

This package uses the MIT Creative License. It's important to note:

• No Endorsement: This license does not imply any endorsement by MIT.
• No Warranty: Provided "as is" without any warranty.
• Compliance: Ensure use complies with the MIT License.

For more details, see the MIT License documentation.

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