🎯 BestShot: The best few shots with LLMs
Ever wished your AI model had a better memory? Meet BestShot - the simple yet powerful library for managing and retrieving few-shot examples with style! 🧠✨
🌟 Features
- 🚀 Lightning Fast: Both sync and async implementations for maximum flexibility
- 🎮 Easy to Use: Simple, intuitive API for managing your AI's example database
- 🔄 Structured Output: Support for structured outputs
🚀 Quick Start
from sentence_transformers import SentenceTransformer # Can also use OpenAI, etc.
from best_shot.client import BestShot
from best_shot.embed.transformers import TransformersEmbedder
from best_shot.store.memory import MemoryStore
# Create a BestShot client
client = BestShot(
embed=TransformersEmbedder(model=SentenceTransformer("all-MiniLM-L6-v2")),
store=MemoryStore()
)
# Add some examples
client.add(
inputs="How do I make a pizza?",
outputs="1. Make the dough 2. Add toppings 3. Bake at 450°F"
)
# Find similar examples
results = client.list("What's the recipe for pizza?", limit=1)
for shot, similarity in results:
print(f"Found match (similarity: {similarity:.2f}):")
print(f"Q: {shot.inputs}")
print(f"A: {shot.outputs}")
🔧 Installation
pip install best-shot
rye add best-shot
poetry add best-shot
🎮 Usage Examples
Working with Structured Output I/O
# Add structured data
client.add(
inputs={"type": "greeting", "language": "English"},
outputs={"text": "Hello, world!"}
)
# Search with similar inputs
results = client.list({"type": "greeting", "language": "English"})
Async Support
from best_shot.async_client import AsyncBestShot
client = AsyncBestShot(embed=async_embedder, store=async_store)
# Add examples asynchronously
await client.add(
inputs="What's the weather like?",
outputs="I don't have access to real-time weather data."
)
# Search asynchronously
results = await client.list("How's the weather today?", limit=1)
Using LiteLLM for Embeddings
from functools import partial
from litellm import aembedding
from fewshot import AsyncBestShot
from best_shot.embed.litellm import AsyncLiteLLMEmbedder
client = AsyncBestShot(
embed=AsyncLiteLLMEmbedder(
embed=partial(aembedding, model="...", **kwargs),
),
store=MemoryStore()
)
🛠️ Core Components
- Shot: The fundamental unit representing an input-output pair with a unique ID (you can use your own ID or let BestShot hash the inputs)
- Embedder: Converts inputs into vector embeddings for similarity search
- Store: Manages storage and retrieval of examples
- Client: Ties everything together with a clean, simple interface
💡 Use Cases
- 🤖 Enhance your chatbot with dynamic example retrieval
- 📚 Build a self-improving knowledge base
- 🎯 Implement context-aware few-shot learning
- 🧪 Test and experiment with different few-shot strategies
🤝 Contributing
We love contributions! Feel free to:
- Fork the repository
- Create a feature branch
- Submit a pull request
📝 License
MIT License - feel free to use it in your projects!
Made with ❤️ by developers who believe in the power of learning from examples.
Remember: The best AI is the one that learns from experience! 🌟
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