pdx 0.7.0

Prompt Engineering and Dev-Ops toolkits. A faster way to build and manage applications powered by Language Models.

Hello, I'm PDX 👋

PDX is a framework for prompt engineering and a dev-ops toolkit.

At the core, it provides a mental-model on how to build and manage agents. An agent is a collection of prompts and/or prompt templates with information that is used to interact with the Language Models.

Documentation: pdxlabs.io/docs

Website: pdxlabs.io

Quickstart: create-an-agent

Installation

pip install pdx

Quickstart

To create your first agent, run the following command:

pdx create my_first_agent

Run and test out the agent by running:

pdx test my_first_agent --verbose

More information here: PDX - Main Concepts

Why use PDX?

• 🗃️ Low dependency footprint -> ease of production deployment and maintainance.
• 📂 Mental model to separate prompt templates from the application code. (Similar to Flask blueprint or FastAPI router).
• 📌 Version control the prompts along with their evaluation metrics.
• 📸 Logging and tracing of inputs, prompt render, and model response made easy.
• 🧯 Standardize Error handling and logging.
• 💾 Caching for lowering latency. (Coming soon)
• 📊 Observability out-of-the-box. (Coming soon)
• 📩 Log feedback of the user. (Coming soon)
• 🛎️ A/B testing of prompts. (Coming soon)

Demos

Check our the demos in the demos repository.

Models (APIs) currently supported:

• OpenAI
• Anthropic