2. Language Model
The Language Model (LLM) is the foundation of the AI Builder. Think of it as the "brain" that drives how the character or agent behaves and performs tasks.
It allows users to select and configure the LLM to align with their needs, whether for basic interactions or advanced, tool-integrated functionalities.
Available Language Models
Skillful Models
These models are advanced and capable of using strategies, tools/skills, and memory to perform complex tasks. Over time, they can learn from workflows and become more efficient.
Purpose: Ideal for niche tasks or multi-step problem-solving where the model must go beyond basic interactions, such as integrating with external tools or managing detailed workflows.
Example Use Case: A financial advisor bot connected to real-time stock market data and user financial records to provide personalized investment advice.
Basic Models
These models are limited to text-based interactions and lack the ability to use tools or retain memory.
Purpose: Best for simple conversational tasks like FAQs or chats.
Example Use Case: A chatbot answering general questions about a product or service.
How Models Work Within AI Builder?
The LLM processes the character template, including:
Who the character is: Defined in the persona, including backstory and personality.
Context of character: Detailed in the scenario for context-specific actions.
Example dialogues: Provide structure to ensure the character responds consistently.
Note: Basic models may evolve in the future to support additional functionalities.
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