Leverage an LLM to make community planning better.
Here I introduce a new approach to making a plan. The approach leverages the new advances in Large Language Models (LLMs) to translate a narrative chain of dependencies into code. The approach also highlights my prompt-engineering contribution to the LangChain open-source libray called the Causal Program-aided Language (CPAL) LLM chain. This implementation of CPAL is purely conceptual.
- User A writes causal narrative to define a plan or more formally a work-breakdown-structure (WBS).
- The LLM translates User A's causal narrative of the plan into code.
- A teammate User B writes a hypothetical question of her speculated change to the original plan.
- The LLM translates User B's question into a query.
- The application runs the query and generates a report on the impact of User B's speculated plan change on the plan's outcomes.
- Is there public data to make a prototype of this concept app?
- How can we add time as a parameter for each work span, and total time as an outcome?
- How can we add cyclic dependencies?
- What optimization code already exists to help a planner?
- Geo-spatial queries and impact analysis?
- Time and cost and ROI optimizations?
- Extend the my CPAL experimental work in LangChain, LangChain PR here.
- LangChain's tweet on the CPAL is here