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author: Tharun Anandh
permalink: blogs/gsoc24_tharun_anandh_final_blog/
banner_image: /images/blog/gsoc-banner.png
date: 2024-10-17
tags: gsoc xeus xeus-cpp cpp llm
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### Implementation

![Codeflow](./images/blog/codeflow.png)
![Codeflow](/images/blog/codeflow.png)

I created a magic function called XAssist that connects to a specific LLM based on the user's preference. It utilizes utility functions and the cURL library to connect with the LLM and retrieve the respective response. The user saves the API keys for OpenAI and Gemini, sets the URL for Ollama, saves a particular model, and then uses the LLM.

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Here is an example that demonstrates how one can use XAssist.

![Gemini](./images/blog/gemini.png)
![Gemini](/images/blog/gemini.png)

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