Langchain UI
The open source chat-ai toolkit
Overview:
LangChain UI is an open-source chat-ai toolkit that allows users to create and host chatbots using a no-code interface. It offers features such as creating custom chatGPT-like chatbots, utilizing external data sources, plugins, and prompts, dedicated API endpoints for each chatbot, and the ability to embed chatbots into any site or application.
Features:
- Create custom chatGPT like Chatbot
- Give context to the chatbot using external datasources, chatGPT plugins, and prompts
- Dedicated API endpoint for each Chatbot
- Bring your own DB
- Bring your own Auth provider (defaults to Github)
- Usage quotas
- Embed Chatbots to any site or application
- Chatbot themes
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