Generate personalized product descriptions using the Gemini API and Weaviate

[erika-shorten]

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Hi there,

Here is a demo using Weaviate and the Gemini API to generate personalized product descriptions! I've added two files:

1. The notebook
2. YAML file to run Weaviate locally

Thank you! 🙂

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[erika-shorten]

Hi @MarkDaoust, are there any changes required to merge this notebook? Thank you. 🙂

[markmcd]

Hey @erika-cardenas - sorry I haven't got to this sooner. Is this something you're still keen on publishing (I hope so - it'd be a great contribution)?

If so, a couple of quick requests for you - can you move this to live in examples/weaviate/...? can you refer to the product as the Gemini API (not Gemini - that's the chatbot)? and can you review the feedback in the notebook lint check too (it will include things like using 2nd person - i.e. "you" not "we")? If you want to proceed I'll go through in more detail but at a high level the idea is great and I'm keen to have it in the collection.

If not, that's OK, just let me know, or don't, and this will auto-clean up in a couple weeks.

[erika-shorten]

Hi Mark,

Thanks so much for your feedback! It would be great to publish this notebook, and I am working on the changes now. 🙂

[markmcd]

High level comment here is that this is great content. Well written, clear, easy to follow and shows off something technically impressive. You're welcome to add a by-line or link out to your GitHub or a social profile if you want too.

I've left a bunch of comments, mostly little nits, overall it's in great shape already.

Thanks again.

[markmcd]

Do you need to push your changes? I can see you've responded but it doesn't look like content has changed since Aug 16

[erika-shorten]

Hey @markmcd, thank you for the feedback, I'm still working through a few. I was out of the office all last week so I'm catching up with work now. I will have all the edits done today and commit my changes!

[erika-shorten]

Hey @markmcd, I just finished the edits! I appreciate the kind words for the notebook and for providing a thorough review. Please let me know if anything else is needed from my side. 🙂

[markmcd]

Just a couple of last little comments. I've updated your branch to get most of the checks passing - nbfmt, nblint, etc. We require a copyright header at the top of the notebook, as you've signed the CLA, you are welcome to append to, or replace the copyright line to include your own copyright as appropriate (e.g. personally if you are allowed, or as your company if they own the IP).

The remaining GitHub check failures are false positives - the README one is referring to the docker file, which we can ignore, and the nblint is referring to first-person language, which AFAICT is where you refer to "us" in your bio section, which is fine.

[erika-shorten]

Amazing! I've made a few additional changes and made sure it works end-to-end in Colab!

Not sure what I did here, "dismissed markmcd’s stale review via 23e2ad3" but hopefully that didn't break anything. 😄

[markmcd]

Not sure what I did here, "dismissed markmcd’s stale review via 23e2ad3" but hopefully that didn't break anything. 😄

Nothing wrong on your end! That's our GitHub setup. Re-approved and will merge now. Thanks again for the contribution!