examples: add multi-turn conversation with TEE verification#210
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Shows how to maintain conversation history across turns while getting a cryptographic transaction hash for every inference step. Each turn builds on the previous context, demonstrating real-world usage patterns for stateful LLM applications on OpenGradient.
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Summary
Adds
examples/llm_multi_turn_conversation.py— a missing but commonlyneeded usage pattern not covered by existing examples.
What it demonstrates
Why it's useful
The existing examples (llm_chat.py, llm_tool_calling.py) show single-turn
interactions. Real-world applications almost always require multi-turn
conversations. This fills that gap with a clear, runnable example.
Testing
Runs with:
export OG_PRIVATE_KEY="your_private_key"
python examples/llm_multi_turn_conversation.py