Lab 01

Integration of Low-code apps and LLM

1. Overview
Integrating a low-code platform with a Large Language Model can dramatically expand the
capabilities of your application, making it possible to automate complex tasks with minimal coding.
It requires a good understanding of both the low-code environment and the LLM's functionalities,
but the result can be a powerful, user-friendly application that leverages the cutting-edge
capabilities of AI. Some points you must focus on:
• Define the Use Case: Determine what you want to achieve with the integration. This could
range from automating responses to customer inquiries to generating code snippets or
content.
• API Connectivity: Establish a connection between the low-code platform and the LLM's
API. This usually involves:
◦ Obtaining API keys from the LLM provider.
◦ Using HTTP requests within the low-code platform to communicate with the LLM.
• Data Handling: Design the data flow. This includes:
◦ Sending data (like user queries) from the low-code application to the LLM.
◦ Receiving and processing the LLM's responses within the low-code application.
• User Interface: Develop a user-friendly interface on the low-code platform. This could
involve forms, buttons, and display areas for the LLM's responses.
• Testing and Iteration: Test the application to ensure the integration works as expected. This
step may involve debugging and refining the user experience.
• Deployment and Maintenance: Once tested, the application can be deployed for users.
Continuous monitoring and maintenance will be necessary to address any issues or updates
in either the low-code platform or the LLM.

2. Requirements
a) Following the steps below:
- Go to github links: https://github.com/topics/low-code, https://github.com/topics/low-code-
platform, https://github.com/antdimot/awesome-lowcode.
- Choose at least 2 low-code applications.
- Understand the applications that you choose.
- Propose the way you use LLM in the applications that you believe it will be better.
b) The output/outcome of the lab exercise:
- An PDF file (in one A4 page or more) to describe your proposal.
- Name the file with your student ID (i.e. 123456.pdf) and submit to moodle.