Welcome to the strange but wonderful world of using artificial intelligence to build a full-stack Benchmarking Application using Pythagora. This is not just any run-of-the-mill application; we are about to construct a theoretical beast that will benchmark various Large Language Models (LLMs). Why, you ask? Because testing AI should be as fun as watching paint dry, but way more rewarding!
Pythagora is like having a team of developers in your pocket—all you have to do is ask! In this digital fairy tale, we are not just slapping together a simple to-do list application. No! We are forging a cutting-edge application that you’ll actually want to use!
Imagine being able to input a variety of test questions for LLMs and automatically evaluate their performance! That’s what our Benchmarking Application will do. We will build a system where:
Before setting off on this coding adventure, ensure you have Node.js
and MongoDB
installed. With Pythagora, you can create new applications in a fraction of the time it takes to brew a cup of coffee. You’ll create an application called “Benchmark” and write a prompt so detailed that it could be a novella!
Here’s a taste of what my application will include:
The Pythagorean trio of agents works tirelessly:
The best part? When you need to input something, Pythagora highlights what’s required, as if it were saying, “Hey, human! Over here!”
Every developer knows the sweet rush of seeing code write itself. Once you start deploying one command after another, it feels like a well-choreographed dance. From creating an admin user to crafting a listing of tests for our LLMs, every function populates your MongoDB faster than you can hit ‘refresh’. The process is so organized that I half expect it to serve me a cocktail at any moment!
As we steered our ship through the tumultuous waters of testing and debugging, it truly turned into a collaborative effort between human intuition and AI prowess. Each npm run
command performed isn’t just a command; it’s the heartbeat of the Benchmark application pulsing with promise and potential.
We’ve managed, with the help of our AI assistant Pythagora, to build a fully functional benchmarking tool to evaluate LLMs—all without lifting a finger to write actual code ourselves. That’s right, folks, I crafted over 1,600 lines of code that I can now take out for dinner!
So here is my challenge to you—embark on this journey yourself, and don’t forget: let the AI handle the dirty work while you focus on the big picture. If Pythagora was good enough to get us here, imagine what it could do next! And remember, every great project starts with a single line of code… or perhaps a strong coffee!
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