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how can i make an agntic flow with an ML model? |
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Instead of just calling a model once (input → output), you let the system: Plan → decide what needs to be done. Act → use tools, call APIs, or query your ML model. Reflect → check the result and refine. Loop until it achieves the goal. This is the style used in frameworks like LangChain, LlamaIndex, or Haystack Agents. ⚙️ How to Make One with Your ML Model
Whatever your ML model does (e.g., classification, prediction, summarization), expose it as a callable function. Example in Python: def classify_text(input_text: str) -> str:
Add logic that decides: When to call your ML model. When to call other tools (search, database, API). When to stop. This can be rule-based or controlled by a language model.
LangChain Agents → LLM decides when to call your ML tool. Haystack Agents → structured pipelines with retrievers + models. Custom loop → just Python code that iterates until conditions are met. |
Instead of just calling a model once (input → output), you let the system:
Plan → decide what needs to be done.
Act → use tools, call APIs, or query your ML model.
Reflect → check the result and refine.
Loop until it achieves the goal.
This is the style used in frameworks like LangChain, LlamaIndex, or Haystack Agents.
⚙️ How to Make One with Your ML Model
Whatever your ML model does (e.g., classification, prediction, summarization), expose it as a callable function.
Example in Python:
def classify_text(input_text: str) -> str:
# call your ML model here
prediction = model.predict([input_text])
return prediction
Add logic that decides:
Wh…