I think beceause 'Bedrock' object has

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The community member posted about an issue they were facing with the 'Bedrock' object, which they believed did not have the 'complete' attribute, only 'predict'. The comments suggest that the issue may be related to formatting requirements for the 'claude' model, and that the community member found a way to bypass the error by using the 'CustomLLM' from the 'llama_index.llms' module instead of the 'Bedrock' LLM. The comments also mention that the 'Bedrock' LLM has a 'complete' method, and that the community member was able to customize the LLM to have the 'complete' method. However, the community member still faced an issue with using the 'complete' method with 'generate_qa_embedding_pairs'.

aaazizi

I think beceause 'Bedrock' object has no attribute 'complete', there is only 'predict', How I can fix this?

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LLogan M

No, that's not why.

If you look at the error, there is some extra steps bedrock is requiring for formatting for claude?

LLogan M

The prompt should look like

Plain Text

Human: Paul graham is 
Assistant:

LLogan M

I think

aaazizi

I found that I can bypass the error using from llama_index.llms import (
CustomLLM, and # from langchain.llms.bedrock import Bedrock

aaazizi

I customized the LLM to have complete method

LLogan M

The bedrock LLM has a complete method 😅 But that works too

aaazizi

Yes indeed, but I couldn't use it with generate_qa_embedding_pairs, I had this error of formatting

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I think beceause 'Bedrock' object has