
Explore link chain, a framework for building applications powered by large language models, with tools to integrate llms for question answering, text generation, rag, and chatbots.
Explore LangChain's features, including chaining of llms and processes, memory, rag (retrieval augmented generation), vector stores, agents, and prompts, to build context-aware, reasoning-based AI applications.
Understand chaining in LangChain as linking multiple components into a sequence to complete a task. Leverage context from previous steps and combine retrieval with generation to form retrieval augmented workflows.
Explore the components of LangChain, including pre-processing, models like large language models and embedding models, prompts, memory, indexes, and agents, to build structured workflows for complex tasks.
Explore the preprocessing component of LangChain, featuring document loaders and text splitters, including pdf documents, to ingest data, format chunks for models, and enable scalable parallel processing.
The models component of LangChain blends large language models and embedding models to manage, understand, and transform text and enable tasks like generation, summarization, and retrieval.
Explore the prompts component of LangChain, the bridge between user input and the LLM, and learn how prompts guide and customize responses with queries, instructions, or context for task-specific outputs.
Learn the memory component of LangChain, storing and retrieving context across interactions with short-term and long-term memory to enable personalized responses in conversational agents.
Learn how the chain component links multiple components into linear and non-linear workflows by passing outputs as inputs; see simple and complex chains, enabling modularity and reusability.
Explore the indexes component of LangChain, including vector indexes with embeddings for semantic search and similarity-based retrieval, and document indexes for raw documents, enabling fast, scalable retrieval.
Explore the LangChain agents component, where llms decide actions and interact with tools or APIs, featuring single-action and multi-action agents that handle tasks like fetching weather or planning trips.
Explore the LangChain with RAG workflow, loading PDFs as documents, splitting text, generating embeddings, storing them in a vector store, and building a QA pipeline with prompts and a retriever-LLM.
Explore the LangChain chain with rag workflow, from document loading with PDF loaders to text splitting with recursive splitters, embeddings with hugging face sentence transformers, and a local LM setup.
Follow the coding example to implement long chain with rag, loading PDFs and running the Google Colab demo. Build embeddings, a vector store, and a QA chain to answer questions.
Welcome to the LangChain course. LangChain is a framework designed to build applications powered by large language models (LLMs). It provides tools and abstractions to make it easier to integrate LLMs into applications, enabling tasks like question answering, text generation, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), chatbots, and more.
LangChain – Use Cases
Here are some of the use cases of LangChain:
Question Answering: Build systems that answer questions by retrieving relevant information and generating answers using LLMs.
Chatbots: Create conversational agents that can maintain context across interactions.
Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG): Combine retrieval of relevant documents with text generation for more accurate and context-aware responses.
Text Summarization: Generate summaries of long documents or articles.
Code Generation: Build tools that generate code based on natural language descriptions.
Personal Assistants: Create virtual assistants that can perform tasks like scheduling, email drafting, or information retrieval.
Course Lessons
LangChain – Introduction
1. LangChain - Introduction, Features, and Use Cases
2. What is Chaining in LangChain
LangChain – Components
3. Components/ Modules of LangChain
4. Preprocessing Component of LangChain
5. Models Component of LangChain
6. Prompts Component of LangChain
7. Memory Component of LangChain
8. Chains Component of LangChain
9. Indexes Component of LangChain
10. Agents Component of LangChain
LangChain with RAG
11. LangChain with RAG - Workflow
12. LangChain with RAG - Process
13. LangChain with RAG - Final Coding Example