Introduction to LMQL

By ADMIN Team

LMQL is an open source programming language for LLMs.

SQL offers a widely used way to talk to your data in a database. So, says Mariya Mansurova, it’s not surprising to see a similar approach for large language models (LLMs).

“LMQL (Language Model Query Language) is an open-source programming language for language models. LMQL is released under Apache 2.0 license, which allows you to use it commercially,” Mansurova says.

This article provides an introduction to LMQL with a look at both benefits and limitations.

Related content

Chatbots put to the scripting test
The AI skillset is currently limited, so you don't yet have to worry about AI replacing programmers. We look at the capabilities of AI scripting with free large language models and where it works best.

more »
Selecting compilers for a supercomputer
If you compile software on an expensive supercomputer, it's a good idea to select the languages and compilers with particular care. We report on the tried-and-proved tools used on SuperMUC, a supercomputer at the Leibniz Supercomputing Center in Germany.

more »
Selecting Compilers for a Supercomputer

If you compile software on an expensive supercomputer, its a good idea to select the languages and compilers with particular care. We report on tried-and-proved tools used on SuperMUC, a supercomputer at the Leibniz Supercomputing Center in Germany.

more »
The basics of domain-driven design
Domain-driven design addresses many aspects of software development, from the design of entire software landscapes and the relationships between (sub)systems to the design of domain models, patterns, and code.

more »
How vector databases work and when they're used
Vector databases are one of the critical components for AI-based applications such as ChatGPT that rely on vector search queries to extract knowledge context from vast amounts of data.

more »