Zrb

🤖 Super framework for your super app.

pip install zrb

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Let you get a nice mermaid diagram you can edit later 🙂

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A good terminal agent should show you the visual, let you copy-paste the response/the whole conversation and...

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Cannot move on? Learn assembly.
You won't be able to move on, but at least you can move 4 bytes from EAX to EBX

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YOLO Mode :)))

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Zrb LLM is now safe by default.
It will always look for your approval before running any tool.

But, you can always do:
export ZRB_LLM_YOLO_MODE=true
and enjoy the adrenaline 😄😄😄😄
https://t.co/axBEF3OE3E

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Default Mode

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To run multiple applications in the development phase, you can:

- 👍Open multiple tmux panels, and run your application individually.

- 👍👍 Dockerize your applications, create a Docker Compose file, and run `docker compose up`.

- 👍👍👍 Create zrb_init.py like this

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You can install Zrb by invoking.
```
pip install zrb
```
It is totally open source, you can see the code on GitHub.
https://t.co/CHdZ3ccM2G

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How are you integrating LLMs into your workflow or CI/CD pipeline?

With Zrb, you can seamlessly embed LLM into your development process. Whether you're generating a Kubernetes YAML, writing unit tests, creating Swagger specs, or building UML diagrams directly from your code

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In the following snippet you can see how to create a plantUML script using LLMTask and convert it into PNG using CmdTask.

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But even more, the plugin is also a stand-alone program. You can interact with it from the CLI. You can even define your own RAG without coding.

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Do you know that Zrb has an LLM plugin named Zrb Ollama?
You can install the plugin by invoking `pip install zrb-ollama`

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The plugin will give you a custom Task named LLMTask so that you can integrate LLM into your daily workflow.

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Create a personal CI/CD without a git server, Jenkins, or Travis. Just SSH, Rsync, Screen, and Zrb.

You are good to go if you have a Raspberry Pi with SSH, Rsync, Screen/Tmux, and a computer connected to it.
https://t.co/ISE9doGLf2

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Hello everyone, We have updated Zrb Ollama with new capabilities:
- Duckduckgo search
- Shell scripting
- Python scripting

You can ask Zrb Ollama to clone the repository to your home directory and summarize the README file. All in plain English.

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It has a detailed documentation, so that you can start right away even if you never work with LangChain or Ollama before.
https://t.co/SLSQOlShKZ

Embrace the power of LLM, and automate more!!!

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Introducing the Zrb-Ollama plugin.
You can install Zrb-Ollama without even installing Zrb.

Just `pip install zrb-ollama`, and it is.
https://t.co/KZ7eUGwl82

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Zrb-Ollama brings the power of Langchain and Ollama into your Zrb project. It introduces a new task named `PromptTask.`

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Furthermore, every Zrb Task has its return values saved as __xcom['execution-id']['task-name'].

Thus, you can get the return value of a task named `build` by calling this method: `get_xcom('build')`

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XCom (Cross Communication) is a mechanism that allows you to do inter-task communication.

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Using XCom, you can save any values and use them later on different tasks.