Jus like the title question suggests, is it possible to deploy NIMs onto my existing website’s backend (Webflow), and train it to autonomously run it on my behalf, by generating daily content and then add new pages?
Hi @apollo355 – yes, definitely! I’m not too familiar with webflow specifically, but you could definitely leverage NIMs to create content. Here’s a few things you may want to take into account:
- NIMs won’t run by themselves autonomously – they respond to explicit requests and will generate text to return. So if you wanted to automate the system you’d need to build some tooling that would actually trigger NIM to generate something and hook it back into your backend. If your backend has an existing API, you could leverage function calling for the latter part (Function Calling - NVIDIA Docs)
- Generating relevant content – you may want have play around with some prompting strategies to create content that fits with your existing website’s topics and feel. If you have a good amount of existing content, you could take a look at fine-tuning a model on that data and using that to generate new things (Parameter-Efficient Fine-Tuning - NVIDIA Docs)
Good luck, and let us know if you have any other questions
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Good to know @neal.vaidya . So it sounds like the most ideal interface that would work in this use-case scenario is to opt for a chatbot type of solution?
So for example, rather than having a traditional website with static pages, it is an LLM like user-interface, where users can query information they seek from the covered topics on the site, and the NIMs will then retrieve that from trained data from the backend?
Or
Perhaps have static pages, but then host FAQ sections, where the NIMs provide trained answers to specifically listed questionnaires?