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Update documentation #93

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  • Documentation

    • Updated the README to better explain AI code generation efficiency and the intuitiveness of Pythonic web app development.
    • Refined AI engine documentation to focus on prompt processing capabilities, KV caches, and integration with large language models.
    • Elaborated on the concept of components in Nextpy, detailing creation, nesting, and usage of props.
    • Added comprehensive guidance on managing pages in Nextpy, including route association and page metadata management.
    • Revised the Badge component documentation for clarity on import statements and usage.
    • Updated the page_reference.md to reflect the new module import alias and usage of the page decorator.
  • New Files

    • Introduced a .gitignore file for better version control practices.
    • Added t.py showcasing a UI layout example and initializing an application instance.
    • Created xtconfig.py for application configuration using the nextpy library.

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The update refines documentation and code across several areas, focusing on AI engine capabilities, Pythonic web app development with Nextpy, and project structure. It enhances AI engine docs to highlight advanced features, introduces Nextpy components and pages for web development, updates Badge component references, and establishes a .gitignore for better version control. A new t.py function and xtconfig.py are also added to the mix.

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File Path Change Summary
README.md Updated text on AI code generation efficiency and intuitiveness.
docs/ai/01_engine.md Shifted focus to engine module features for LLMs.
docs/frontend/.../01_components.md Introduced Nextpy components and their usage.
docs/frontend/.../06_pages.md Detailed managing pages in Nextpy apps.
docs/references/.../badge_reference.md Altered Badge component documentation and usage examples.
docs/references/.../page_reference.md Updated nextpy module import and page decorator usage.
t/.gitignore Added .gitignore for file and directory exclusions.
t/t/t.py, t/xtconfig.py Added new function and configuration file for Nextpy app.

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@anubrag anubrag merged commit ae14883 into dot-agent:main Dec 31, 2023
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t/xtconfig.py (2)
  • 1-1: The import alias xt for nextpy is consistent with the changes across the project and is a good practice for brevity and clarity.

  • 3-5: The configuration object is succinct and correctly sets the app_name. Ensure that the app_name aligns with the intended naming conventions and usage within the project.

t/t/t.py (3)
  • 1-1: The import from xtconfig is consistent with the project's structure and correctly sets up the configuration for the example.

  • 6-28: The index function demonstrates the use of UI components effectively. The code is clear and follows the conventions of the Nextpy framework.

  • 21-28: The app initialization and the addition of the index page are correctly implemented. It's good practice to comment on the purpose of the stylesheets and any other configuration for clarity.

docs/references/frontend/page_reference.md (2)
  • 21-23: The import statement has been correctly updated to use the alias xt for nextpy, which is consistent with the changes across the project.

  • 36-36: The usage of the @xt.page decorator is correctly updated to reflect the new import alias and provides a clear example of its usage.

docs/frontend/01_components.md (4)
  • 2-22: The explanations of components, children, and props are clear, informative, and correctly demonstrate the modular nature of Nextpy components.

  • 25-44: The example provided for nested components is clear and effectively demonstrates how to create complex UIs with Nextpy.

  • 46-66: The section on pages in Nextpy is well-explained, and the examples given are consistent with the framework's usage patterns.

  • 69-88: The explanations of different types of props and their examples are informative and provide a good understanding of how to use them in Nextpy.

docs/frontend/06_pages.md (8)
  • 1-12: The introduction to pages and the explanation of routing in Nextpy are clear and provide a solid foundation for understanding how pages work within the framework.

  • 36-46: The explanation of the @xt.page decorator is informative and the example given is a good demonstration of its usage in defining routes and titles for pages.

  • 61-73: The section on nested routes is well-explained, and the example provided clearly demonstrates how to implement them in a Nextpy application.

  • 75-100: The documentation on dynamic URLs, including regular dynamic routes and catch-all routes, is comprehensive and the examples are effective in illustrating their usage.

  • 172-179: The explanation of nested dynamic routes is clear, and the example route pattern provided is a good representation of how to structure complex URL patterns.

  • 180-211: The section on retrieving the current page URL and the examples provided are informative and demonstrate the functionality well.

  • 257-284: The explanation of page metadata and the example given are clear and demonstrate how to use metadata attributes effectively in Nextpy.

  • 299-328: The section on page load events is well-explained, and the example provided is a good demonstration of how to initialize and prepare an app's state when a page is loaded.

docs/ai/01_engine.md (22)
  • 3-3: The introduction to the engine's capabilities is clear and informative.

  • 9-12: The key features are well-summarized and consistently formatted.

  • 16-17: The code example for importing the engine module and initializing models is clear and follows best practices.

  • 1-17: > Note: This review was outside the patches, and no patch overlapping with it was found. Original lines [20-20]

The example for basic templating is clear and demonstrates the use of placeholders effectively.

  • 1-17: > Note: This review was outside the patches, and no patch overlapping with it was found. Original lines [22-22]

The explanation of how the template placeholders are filled is clear and informative.

  • 1-17: > Note: This review was outside the patches, and no patch overlapping with it was found. Original lines [26-26]

The example of using lists and objects in templating is practical and demonstrates the each block well.

  • 1-17: > Note: This review was outside the patches, and no patch overlapping with it was found. Original lines [34-34]

The inclusion of an engine program within another using Handlebars syntax is demonstrated correctly.

  • 1-17: > Note: This review was outside the patches, and no patch overlapping with it was found. Original lines [44-44]

The {{gen}} command usage is correct, and the explanation of the ~ character for whitespace control is helpful.

  • 1-17: > Note: This review was outside the patches, and no patch overlapping with it was found. Original lines [50-50]

The instructions for flushing caches are clear and provide useful information for managing state.

  • 1-17: > Note: This review was outside the patches, and no patch overlapping with it was found. Original lines [56-56]

The {{#select}} command example is correct and demonstrates how to use the LLM to select from options.

  • 1-17: > Note: This review was outside the patches, and no patch overlapping with it was found. Original lines [70-70]

The explanation of the hidden=True argument in the {{#block}} command is clear and demonstrates an advanced feature of the engine.

  • 1-17: > Note: This review was outside the patches, and no patch overlapping with it was found. Original lines [76-76]

The silent=True argument is explained well, showing how to execute a program without displaying output.

  • 1-17: > Note: This review was outside the patches, and no patch overlapping with it was found. Original lines [82-82]

The n=number argument in the {{gen}} command is demonstrated with a clear example, showing how to generate multiple completions.

  • 1-17: > Note: This review was outside the patches, and no patch overlapping with it was found. Original lines [90-90]

The custom user-defined function aggregate is a good example of extending the engine's functionality.

  • 1-17: > Note: This review was outside the patches, and no patch overlapping with it was found. Original lines [98-98]

The await command is explained with a practical example, demonstrating partial execution of a program.

  • 1-17: > Note: This review was outside the patches, and no patch overlapping with it was found. Original lines [106-106]

The continuation of the program using the awaited variable is demonstrated correctly.

  • 1-17: > Note: This review was outside the patches, and no patch overlapping with it was found. Original lines [114-114]

The role-based chat tags are explained with an example using the gpt-3.5-turbo model.

  • 1-17: > Note: This review was outside the patches, and no patch overlapping with it was found. Original lines [122-122]

The multistep conversation example using role tags is complex and well-demonstrated.

  • 1-17: > Note: This review was outside the patches, and no patch overlapping with it was found. Original lines [130-130]

The is_search function and its usage in the engine program are practical examples of using helper functions.

  • 1-17: > Note: This review was outside the patches, and no patch overlapping with it was found. Original lines [138-138]

The search_demo and practice_round examples are clear and demonstrate the use of search results in the engine.

  • 1-17: > Note: This review was outside the patches, and no patch overlapping with it was found. Original lines [146-146]

The final example shows the assistant using a search engine to answer user questions, which is a practical demonstration of the engine's capabilities.

  • 395-395: Verify that the documentation is complete and does not end abruptly. The code block appears to be cut off.

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## Importing the Required Libraries
For opensource models using key-value (KV) caches, the engine can maintain state across interactions with LLMs, which is particularly useful when dealing with long and complicated prompts. This stateful approach minimizes redundant generation steps, leading to faster responses when handling detailed prompts.

This module furthers the development of what is now an depricated version of guidance. It leverages templating mechanisms to centralize the logic of prompt creation, leading to a workflow that is both more streamlined and maintainable.
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There's a typo in the word "deprecated".

- depricated
+ deprecated

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This module furthers the development of what is now an depricated version of guidance. It leverages templating mechanisms to centralize the logic of prompt creation, leading to a workflow that is both more streamlined and maintainable.
This module furthers the development of what is now a deprecated version of guidance. It leverages templating mechanisms to centralize the logic of prompt creation, leading to a workflow that is both more streamlined and maintainable.

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