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Letting users switch between LLMs on a public Streamlit app. Aimed for a simple, zero-cost dev setup: 1. No LLM API keys needed. 2. Uses only standard dependencies like openai and , even for Claude/PaLM. Playground URL:
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@LangChainAI Shoutout to @nolangclement for fixing @LangChainAI support!

@LangChainAI @nolangclement And to @litbid for setting up the model switcher

@streamlit @LangChainAI woah this is so great, are you storing the login in session state? or is this connecting to another db somewhere? I work at Streamlit and am in the middle of trying to figure out a payments+authentication component if you want to try that out

@streamlit @LangChainAI Login is being stored in session state at the end of the OAuth flow: Sure! Though I'm handling payments on now, which is working well.

@alonsosilva @streamlit @LangChainAI Looks awesome, Alex!

@LangChainAI Uses OAuth PKCE (proof of key code exchange) to allow users to bring their own model choices to the apps they use. Docs:

@LangChainAI Source code for the @streamlit app here: Feedback welcome!

@streamlit @LangChainAI very cool

@streamlit @LangChainAI @YannickScholich

@streamlit @LangChainAI Lots of errors but very cool

@streamlit @LangChainAI What errors are you seeing?
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