langchain-1-basic-chain-composition
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This skill demonstrates how to create basic LangChain pipelines by connecting prompt templates, LLMs, and output parsers. It's ideal for developers starting with LangChain who need to build simple question-answering chains with customizable system prompts. The implementation shows a fundamental Runnable chain pattern using ChatOpenAI models with configurable parameters.
Quick Install
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