gptchain

This project has evolved:

...from a command line application to run Large Language Models (such as OpenAI and Llama) on custom data, built for the educational YouTube video

...to a framework with LLM finetuning and deployment capabilities. It supports a few datasets for finetuning out of the box, others can be added easily.

The framework utilises LangChain, Unsloth and TRL.

How to use

Clone this repo, then

cd gptchain
pip install -r requirements-train.txt

LLM inference

Using OpenAI-like JSON string with automatic ChatML conversion:

python gptchain.py chat -m ruslandev/llama-3-70b-tagengo \
	--chatml true \
	-q '[{"from": "human", "value": "Из чего состоит нейронная сеть?"}]'

LLM fine-tune

If you want to upload your model weights to Huggingface after training, create .env file and define HF_TOKEN variable in it with your Huggungface token.

You can also put WANDB_API_KEY there to track training metrics in wandb.

Run training session:

python gptchain.py train -m unsloth/llama-3-70b-bnb-4bit \
	--dataset-name tagengo_gpt4 \
	--save-path checkpoints/llama-3-70b-tagengo \
	--huggingface-repo llama-3-70b-tagengo \
	--max-steps 2400

Here, the base model is unsloth/llama-3-70b-bnb-4bit, dataset is tagengo_gpt4, final checkpoint will be stored in checkpoints/llama-3-70b-tagengo, weights will be uploaded in the Huggingface repo llama-3-70b-tagengo under your namespace. Maximum training steps is 2400, you can pass --num-epochs argument instead to set the number of training epochs.

LLM quantization

You can quantize your model and store it in gguf format.

python gptchain.py quant -m checkpoints/llama-3-70b-tagengo \
	--method q4_k_m \
	--save-path quants/llama-3-70b-tagengo \
	--huggingface-repo llama-3-70b-tagengo-GGUF

Quantization method used here is q4_k_m. All available options you can see here

LLM deployment

You can deploy your model to runpod.io with Text Generaion Inference. Change this variable in deploy/config.py:

POD_CONF = {
    "name": "gptchain-0.0.2",
    "image_name": "ghcr.io/huggingface/text-generation-inference:latest",
    "gpu_type_id": "NVIDIA RTX A6000",
    "cloud_type": "SECURE",
    "docker_args": f"--model-id l3utterfly/llama2-7b-layla --num-shard {GPU_COUNT}",
    "gpu_count": GPU_COUNT,
    "volume_in_gb": 50,
    "container_disk_in_gb": 20,
    "ports": "80/http,29500/http",
    "volume_mount_path": "/data",
}

Here you can set your pod name, GPU type - gpu_type_id, and other parameters. To deploy your model with the defined configuration, use this command:

python gptchain.py deploy-model -m ruslandev/llama-3-70b-tagengo

Retrieval Augmented Generation

To run RAG pipeline on custom data, you need to deploy an LLM with TGI server first (see the section above).

Prepare your data - let's say a file mydata.txt

Then you can use this command:

python gptchain.py rag --inference-url 'https://${POD_ID}-80.proxy.runpod.net' \
	--data-path mydata.txt \
	-q 'What is this text about?'