Add Cookbooks for Integrating Phidata with Portkey #1041
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ashpreetbedi
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@siddharthsambharia-portkey this is amazing! love portkey and excited to build more with you |
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Great job with Phidata! Definitely excited to build together @ashpreetbedi |
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This PR adds two new cookbooks to the Phidata repository, demonstrating how to integrate Phidata with Portkey.
Phidata_with_portkey: This cookbook provides step-by-step instructions on integrating Phidata with Portkey, highlighting use cases of Portkey with Phidata.
Phidata_with_Perplexity: This cookbook offers a guide on integrating Phidata with Perplexity using Portkey, showcasing its capabilities and practical applications.