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odysseusai 1.0
A package to log LLM models

## Overview
OdysseusAI is an open-source library is designed to facilitate the logging of input and output interactions with the LLMs in production locally. It keeps track of each interaction, saving them in a structured JSON format. The library focuses on modularity, ease of use, and robust data tracking.


## Installation

To install, simply download the library and include it in your project.

```bash
pip install odysseusai
```

## Usage

```python
import odysseusai
odysseusai.log(project_name, input_llm, output_llm, tracking_dir='', user_id='', session_id='')
```

## License

[MIT](https://choosealicense.com/licenses/mit/)
fav-plots 0.0.6
package to make some favourite plots
Requires Python: >=3.10

I like data visualization that are both pretty and easy to understand. 

This package will include my favourite dataviz. 


## Installation

You can install this package by running

`pip install fav-plots`


## Development

Currently the package only has one simple function `add_one`, which can be called with code below

```
from fav_plots.utils import add_one
add_one(5) # this should return 6
```


## Unit test

* Create a virtual environment 
* Install unit requirements for local development and the project package in a developer mode:
    * `pip install -r unit-requirements.txt`
    * `pip install -e .`
* Run unit test
    * `pytest tests/unit --cov`
morphinder 0.0.2
From gloss to lexicon ID
Keywords: linguistics,lexicon

# morphinder

Identify form-meaning pairs "in the wild" using a lexicon.

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