Add a prompt interface
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Recent conversations (especially in the [machine learning working group]) suggest a need for a more specialized version of wasi-nn targeting LLMs. This change proposes such an interface, allowing users to access an ML `graph` directly using prompt strings instead of through the original tensor-based interface (i.e., `inference`). [machine learning working group]: https://github.com/bytecodealliance/meetings/tree/main/machine-learning/
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Are you assuming that all LLMs have intrinsic tokenization? Not all foundation models are transforms from string to string. Is the implication is that kv-cache and other stateful items will be kept opaquely by this context rather than maintained by the caller? |
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Recent conversations (especially in the machine learning working group) suggest a need for a more specialized version of wasi-nn targeting LLMs. This change proposes such an interface, allowing users to access an ML
graphdirectly using prompt strings instead of through the original tensor-based interface (i.e.,inference).