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Future: choose to use non-default LLM model within task #51

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x3n0cr4735 opened this issue Apr 30, 2024 · 4 comments
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Future: choose to use non-default LLM model within task #51

x3n0cr4735 opened this issue Apr 30, 2024 · 4 comments
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For future, but wanted to put this on our radar

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change models between tasks to be more specific

@x3n0cr4735 x3n0cr4735 added the enhancement New feature or request label Jun 10, 2024
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The Celi Processor doesn't explicitly track what task you are on, that's all within the LLM prompt.

If you let me know what the use case is where you need this, we can try to figure out how to accomplish what you want. We already have the ability to have specific tools that use different LLMs than the main one. We could support a built-in tool that allows you to choose a different LLM for the main processor, I don't know if that would accomplish what you are looking for.

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This would be for when you want to send the entire context (system and user message) to a different model than the one that was used to develop the context.

One use case would be that we want to use a 16k or 32k context model until the context grows too large and we need to send the entire context to a new model.

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Like what if we want use open source models until the context gets too large or complex and want to flip it over to 4o.

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