Building the App

In this particular example, we'll dive a bit deeper to show you how this particular application was made so you can make one of your own.

Link to the Project

• The repository being referred to can be found here on GitHub.

• If you have a good experience with open source, visiting the above link should enable you to seamlessly build a similar project.

Step-by-Step Process to Build the Application

A good way to understand the code here would be to read the Streamlit (a Snowflake product) blog below which features the open-source application developed by Bobur.

It's a friendly and easy-to-understand blog that also shows how the application interacts with users via an HTTP REST API and works in real-time, offering support for various data types like JSON Lines and Rainforest Product API.

https://blog.streamlit.io/build-a-real-time-llm-app-without-vector-databases-using-pathway/blog.streamlit.io

Video Tutorial

Once you've read the blog above, check out this video tutorial by Bobur Umurzakov where he gives a quick walkthrough of the code and the open-source repository.

Key things to note

• This app is modular; you can add new data sources or interfaces.

• You could scale it up to include more advanced features like additional data formats or APIs.

• Streamlit and Pathway's LLM App communicate over HTTP REST API, but they can also be integrated in other ways, such as file sharing or inter-process communication.

By following this guide, you'll create a versatile application capable of real-time interactions with users, providing them with valuable insights into Amazon discounts.