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GraphRAG-UI GraphRAG-UI is a user-friendly interface for GraphRAG, a powerful tool that uses the Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) approach to index and query large text data. This project supports the latest version graphrag-0.3.3 and aims to provide a convenient management and interaction method for GraphRAG, supporting the configuration of local...

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