Build LLM App with Web Search: Step-by-Step Guide

Updated July 7, 20251 min readMarkdown

Learn how to build your own powerful Large Language Model (LLM) application that can search the web, extract information, and answer your questions – all LOCALLY!

In this tutorial, I'll walk you through the process of creating a web-searching LLM from scratch, covering web crawling, vector databases, and semantic search. No API keys or cloud services needed!

https://youtu.be/kNgx0AifVo0

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Yankee Maharjan
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