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docs: complete basic chat application tutorial with progressive examples Completely rewrite the basic chat application tutorial with a structured, step-by-step approach: **Tutorial Documentation**: - Restructure tutorial into 6 clear progressive steps - Add proper setup instructions and prerequisites - Include code examples for each step with explanations - Improve clarity and flow from basic to advanced concepts **Complete Working Example**: - Add `examples/tutorial-basic-chat-app/` with full implementation - Include separate files for each tutorial step (step3-step6) - Add comprehensive README with usage instructions - Support multiple execution modes via command-line arguments **Progressive Implementation Steps**: - Step 3: Basic single-shot LLM interaction - Step 4: Interactive chat loop without memory - Step 5: Chat with manual conversation memory management - Step 6: Advanced chat using chains with automatic memory **Features Added**: - Go module setup with proper dependencies - Error handling and graceful exit functionality - Multiple chat implementations demonstrating different approaches - Clear documentation linking tutorial to working code - Support for running individual steps or complete implementation The tutorial now provides a complete learning path from basic LLM usage to sophisticated conversation management using LangChainGo's chains and memory systems.
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