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lostintangent/codespaces-langchain

A Codespaces template for getting up-and-running with LangChain in seconds

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Overview

This repository provides a streamlined setup process for using LangChain within GitHub's Codespaces environment, enabling quick access to language model functionalities via the OpenAI API.

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an account with [OpenAI](https://openai.com/api/), and generate an API key that LangChain can use. Once you have that, create a new [Codespaces repo secret](https://docs
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Getting Started

  1. Create a repo from this template, by clicking the green Use this template button, and selecting Create a new repository. Name the repo whatever you'd like 👍

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  2. In order to interact with GPT-3, you'll need to create an account with OpenAI, and generate an API key that LangChain can use. Once you have that, create a new Codespaces repo secret named OPENAI_API_KEY, and set it to the value of your API key.

  3. Open your new repo in a Codespace by clicking the green Code button on the repo's homepage, and selecting Create codespace on main

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  4. Once you're within the web editor, simply open any of the notebooks within the /examples folder, and select Run All in the notebook's toolbar. From there, you can change any of the prompts and/or code, and then re-run the cell/notebook, in order to get a better intuition for how LangChain can help you build your own custom chains 🚀

Optionally, if you'd like to explore the sample that automates Google search qierues, create an account with SerpAPI, generate an API key, and set it as a Codespaces secret called SERPAPI_API_KEY.