Carmine Paolino

And so it wires up everything together with Ruby LLM.

So you don't have

a large amount of code in your app.

It looks nice.

It does exactly kind of what you expect if you use the conventions that we have.

And you can also wire it up in different ways in case you have like namespace models and things like that.

Nice.

On top of that, we also have a chat UI, which is admittedly and also on purpose, not the prettiest.

It's similar to, you know, a Rails generator.

So it just has the basics, right?

And it can get you started.

So actually in two minutes or less, you can go from zero to having a Rails app with a chat UI in Ruby LLM.

And it uses just a plain old vanilla Rails, which is plenty.

You know, so we have support for hotwire and turbo directly in that generator.

And again, it's a minimal amount of code.

Right.

Well, in that case, you would need to wire up some tools.

So LLMs in the chat UI are just LLMs by themselves.

They don't have any system prompt.

They don't have any tools attached to them.