FuncReAct: ReAct Agent Using OpenAI Function Calling
Last Updated on November 6, 2023 by Editorial Team
Author(s): Vatsal Saglani
Originally published on Towards AI.
Part 3— Individual ReAct RAG bot components
Prompting techniques.
In the previous blog, we discussed the Chain-of-Thought prompting technique and saw some of the examples for that. Also, we discussed the inspiration behind the ReAct prompting technique and went through a simple example of the entire process. Moreover, we looked at the prompt we would use to build the ReAct part of the RAG bot.
Now, following that, in this blog, we will actually look into how we can build all the components required for the entire system from scratch with minimum dependencies. In the next blog, we will put all of these components together and have our ReAct… Read the full blog for free on Medium.
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