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How to create a GenAI ChatBot using Streamlit and Anthropic Claude LLM Model

GenAI Chatbot with Streamlit and Anthropic Claude LLM model

GenAI-ChatBot is a chatbot application that utilizes Streamlit for the frontend and LangChain for the backend. The chatbot integrates with AWS Bedrock for language model interactions, enabling intelligent and dynamic conversations.

Features

  • Conversational AI chatbot powered by LangChain.
  • Interactive web-based UI built with Streamlit.
  • AWS Bedrock integration for natural language responses.
  • Supports conversation memory for contextual awareness.
  • Easy setup and deployment.

GitHub Repo: Clone and use latest code from here.

https://github.com/SolutionInsights-git/GenAI-Chatbot



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