Show HN: Auto-generate a custom, developer-first playground for your LLM app https://bit.ly/3xDvANR

Show HN: Auto-generate a custom, developer-first playground for your LLM app Hi everyone - We’re the team at Inductor ( https://bit.ly/3W3HWbF ), where we’re building the tools that developers need to build production-ready LLM apps and product features – far more quickly, easily, and systematically. We’re super-excited to share a new capability that we’ve just built: Custom Playgrounds. We built Custom Playgrounds because it’s important to be able to interactively experiment with an LLM app or product feature as you’re building it, and share your work in order to collaborate – but, today, this is too often cumbersome to do. Custom Playgrounds solve this problem by providing a developer-first way to auto-generate and instantly share a playground running directly against your code and environment, with a single Inductor CLI command: $ pip install inductor $ inductor playground my.module:my_function where “my.module:my_function” is the fully qualified name of a Python function that is the entrypoint to your LLM app. (No modifications to your code required!) Some highlights: Custom Playgrounds enable you to Instantly auto-generate a custom playground UI that is customized to your LLM app or feature. Run your playground directly against your code and environment, and securely use private data sources or internal systems. Iterate faster, with an easy, powerful way to interactively experiment with your LLM app and then systematically evaluate it when you’re ready (e.g., with hot-reloading, auto-logging, test suites, and more). Collaborate with other people (e.g., other teammates, including those who are less technical) by securely sharing your work, collecting feedback, and leveraging their expertise (for prompt engineering and more). See our docs if you're interested in learning more: https://bit.ly/4clycPG We also have a demo video in our blog post: https://bit.ly/3W5qmUJ You can try Custom Playgrounds out for free by just running the `playground` CLI command above – you’ll be prompted to create an Inductor account (for free) if you don’t already have one. Alternatively, if you’d like to create your account first, you can sign up here: https://bit.ly/4cj0Ssz (you’ll receive further “Getting started” instructions after you sign in). We’d love to get any feedback that you have, and are very happy to answer any questions - drop us a note in the comments! June 29, 2024 at 12:41AM