Yes, tried it on HTML to get "metadata" that was not present in the HTML meta tags, such as author, publish date, etc. Works good.

Actually not on raw HTML, but with the WebBaseLoader from Langchain which strips away HTML tags.

Ahh cool thank you!

No, it is not using openai functions. Since it is on top of langchain it uses the LLM abstraction of it and it can be used with other models as well.

Yup, the flexibility of running against any model via langchain is super helpful.

FYI, the upcoming version of gpt4 does considerably worse emulating function calls / generating code-like strings, but gets better again if you switch to the function call API: https://twitter.com/reissbaker/status/1671361372092010497

(My guess is the same is true of gpt-3.5, although I haven't tested it.)

That being said, Langchain has a nearly drop-in replacement if you want to start using the function call API: https://python.langchain.com/docs/modules/agents/agent_types...

Are there any useful alternative models though? Most I've found weren't particularly good at following instructions or using tools in the way langchain provides them.

Frohes neues!

How does it work with LetsEncrypt? I always thought you need to be public in order to get valid SSL certs. How does LetsEncrypt work with mDNS?

mDNS would be used for the internal network to discover hosts. The proxy server would terminate SSL using a LetsEncrypt certificate before forwarding traffic to one of the internal nodes (discovered via mDNS).