Hey folks, we just released a new feature to our O...
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shaharglazner
06/07/2023, 6:59 AMHey folks, we just released a new feature to our OSS that allows one to create production alerts from plain English!
We’d love to hear your feedback and get your support over the Show HN we did here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36223543
This is the documentation: https://www.keephq.wiki/applications/github
Happy to answer any question 🙂
CC : @Tal Borenstein
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Gwen Shapira
06/08/2023, 8:17 PM@shaharglazner I assume you used OpenAI or similar for turning English to alerts?
Can you share a bit about how you did this?
Tips and advice to other developers thinking about integrating language models in their SaaS? approaches that worked or failed?
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Tal Borenstein
06/11/2023, 8:18 AMHey @Gwen Shapira, you're absolutely right 🙂 The code is fully open-sourced so everyone can take a peak on how it was implemented (https://github.com/keephq/keep/blob/main/keep/api/utils/gpt_utils.py#L57)
We also welcome contributions and improvements to the prompt. (as we're new to this as well ^^')
Tal Borenstein
06/11/2023, 8:19 AMBasically, in high level, there's a GitHub application that monitors repositories for changes in pull requests (a typical, nothing special about GitHub application that hooks to specific actions) and monitors the
.keep/Tal Borenstein
06/11/2023, 8:20 AMWhenever a file is changed in there, assuming he is in the right format (https://www.keephq.wiki/applications/github), we simply query the Keep managed API to generate alert with more context related with the user provider
Tal Borenstein
06/11/2023, 8:20 AMSo as you can see, the prompt is "enriched" with logs and already-configured alerts from the provider the user set.
Tal Borenstein
06/11/2023, 8:20 AMWould ofc love to answer any questions anybody has about it 🙂
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Gwen Shapira
06/12/2023, 1:08 AMSo cool! Thank you for explaining!
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