🏎️ draive 🏁
🏎️ Fast-track your LLM-based apps with an accessible, production-ready library. 🏎️
Are you looking for maximum flexibility and efficiency in your next Python library? Tired of unnecessary complexities and inefficient token usage?
👉 Introducing draive - an open-source Python library under the Miquido AI Kickstarter framework, designed to simplify and accelerate the development of LLM-based applications. Get started with draive to streamline your workflow and build powerful, efficient apps with ease.
🚀 Quick start
Dive straight into the code and learn how to use draive with our interactive guides. Check out Draive AI Course on YouTube to understand our unique architecture and see real-world applications of Draive in action. For quick solutions to common problems, explore our cookbooks.
Great, but how it looks like?
from draive import ctx, generate_text, LMM, tool, Toolbox
from draive.openai import OpenAIClient, openai_lmm_invocation
@tool
async def current_time(location: str) -> str:
return f"Time in {location} is 9:53:22"
async with ctx.new(
dependencies=[OpenAIClient],
state=[LMM(invocation=openai_lmm_invocation)],
):
result: str = await generate_text(
instruction="You are a helpful assistant",
input="What is the time in Kraków?",
tools=Toolbox(current_time),
)
print(result)
Fully functional examples of using the Draive library are also available in Draive Examples repository.
❓ What is draive?
draive is an open-source Python library for developing apps powered by large language models. It stands out for its simplicity, consistent behavior, and transparency.
Key Features:
- 🧱 Abstract building blocks: Easily connect multiple functionalities with LLMs and link various LLMs together.
- 🧩 Flexible integration: Supports any LLM, external service, and other AI solutions.
- 🧒 User-friendly framework: Designed to build scalable and composable data processing pipelines with ease.
- ⚙️ Function-oriented design: Utilizes basic programming concepts, allowing you to represent complex programs as simple functions.
- 🏗️ Composable and reusable: Combine functions to create complex programs, while retaining the ability to use them individually.
- 📊 Diagnostics and metrics: Offers extensive tools for measuring and debugging complex functionalities.
- 🔄 Fully typed and asynchronous: Ensures type safety and efficient asynchronous operations for modern Python apps.
🧱 What can you build with draive?
🦾 RAG applications
RAG enhances model capabilities and personalizes the outputs.
- Examples: Question answering, custom knowledge bases.
Simplified data extraction and structuring.
- Examples: Data parsing, report generation.
🤖 Chatbots
Sophisticated conversational agents.
- Examples: Customer service bots, virtual assistants.
… and much more!
🖥️ Install
With pip:
pip install draive
Optional dependencies
Draive library comes with optional integrations to 3rd party services:
Use OpenAI services client, including GPT, dall-e and embedding. Allows to use Azure services as well.
pip install draive[openai]
Use Anthropic services client, including Claude.
pip install draive[anthropic]
Use Google AIStudio services client, including Gemini.
pip install draive[gemini]
Use Mistral services client. Allows to use Azure services as well.
pip install draive[mistral]
Use Ollama services client.
pip install draive[ollama]
User Fastembed services client.
pip install draive[fastembed]
User SentencePiece model runner. It is used by Gemini and Mistral.
pip install draive[sentencepiece]
Migration to haiway
Beginning with version 0.29.0, Draive will initiate the migration to haiway for state and dependency management. Interfaces will be gradually updated to the new system, with a complete transition planned. Interfaces subject to change will be marked as deprecated and maintained for as long as feasible, though no later than the end of the migration period. Once the transition is complete, all deprecated interfaces will be fully removed.
Direct support for mistralrs library will be also removed during the process.
👷 Contributing
As an open-source project in a rapidly evolving field, we welcome all contributions. Whether you can add a new feature, enhance our infrastructure, or improve our documentation, your input is valuable to us.
We welcome any feedback and suggestions! Feel free to open an issue or pull request.
License
MIT License
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