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QuickStart

TL;DR

With Nerif, you can program with both "Human language" and "Python".

Example:

from nerif.core import nerif
from nerif.model import SimpleChatModel

model = SimpleChatModel()

# Use nerif judge "natural language statement"
if nerif("the sky is blue"):
    print("True")
else:
    # Call a simple model
    print("No", end=", ")
    print(model.chat("what is the color of the sky?"))

You can get start with examples

Intro​

Using Large Language Models (LLMs) can often yield unpredictable results. They may produce excessively polite responses that, while technically correct, don't always align with the context. When faced with uncertainty, LLMs might display human-like confusion, offering detailed explanations of their thought processes instead of clear answers—an approach that isn't always useful for end-users.

To tackle these challenges, we're excited to introduce Nerif. This tool seamlessly integrates LLMs with Python programming, aiming to set a new standard in AI-driven development. Our goal is not only to match but potentially surpass existing frameworks like Langchain, Dify, and other leading AI agent programming methodologies.

Our objectives with Nerif are clear:

  • Empower developers to harness LLMs in their projects exactly as they envision.
  • Ensure that LLM outputs are properly formatted into programmable types for seamless integration.
  • Introduce innovative metrics like token_cost and pass_rate to help developers refine the quality of their AI agents' prompts.

By focusing on these key points, we aim to significantly enhance the utility and efficiency of LLMs in programming environments, making them more accessible and effective for developers worldwide.

Installation​

pip install nerif