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Prerequisites
- Python 3.10 to 3.12 installed
- pip or pipx installed
- Before installing Langflow, we recommend creating a virtual environment to isolate your Python dependencies with venv or conda
Create the basic prompting flow
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From the Langflow dashboard, click New Flow.
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Select Basic Prompting.
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The Basic Prompting flow is created.
This flow allows you to chat with the OpenAI component through the Prompt component.
- To examine the flow's Prompt component, click on the Template field of the Prompt component.
Answer the user as if you were a pirate.
User: {user_input}
Answer:
The Template instructs the LLM to accept {user_input} and Answer the user as if you were a pirate..
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To create an environment variable for the OpenAI component, in the OpenAI API Key field, click the Globe button, and then click Add New Variable.
- In the Variable Name field, enter
openai_api_key. - In the Value field, paste your OpenAI API Key (
sk-...). - Click Save Variable.
- In the Variable Name field, enter
Run the Basic Prompting flow
- To open the Playground pane, click Playground. This is where you can interact with your AI.
- Type a message and press Enter. The bot should respond in a markedly piratical manner!
Modify the prompt for a different result
- To modify your prompt results, in the Prompt template, click the Template field. The Edit Prompt window opens.
- Change
Answer the user as if you were a pirateto a different character, perhapsAnswer the user as if you were Hermione Granger. - Run the workflow again. The response will be very different.
Next steps
Well done! You've built your first prompt in Langflow. 🎉
By dragging Langflow components to your workspace, you can create all sorts of interesting behaviors. Here are a couple of examples:
