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Introducing RAGApp 💫 A no-code interface to configure a RAG chatbot, as dead-simple as GPTs by OpenAI. It’s a docker container that’s easily deployable in any cloud infrastructure. Best of all, it’s fully open-source 🔥 1️⃣ Setup the LLM: Configure the model provider (OpenAI, Gemini) 2️⃣ Setup the data:...

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Kent Langley2 yıl önce

@OpenAI that may be the easiest and fastest I have ever been able to create anything that useful in this category. very nice work.

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Alignment Lab AI2 yıl önce

@OpenAI srsly give it a shot vectors are for data science, databases are for databasing

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David Alexander2 yıl önce

A solution like this is great, but like the other OS solutions that offer a prebuilt chat interface, like Streamlit, LangChain, Flowise, the interface is well, not the most pretty. It’s great for a quick test and prototype, but I couldn’t imagine anyone putting it into production. Open Chat UI, is an example of something you could actually put into production. IMHO

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Alex Avery2 yıl önce

@OpenAI is there a limit to the size of the knowledge base?

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Artur Formella2 yıl önce

@OpenAI Finally! :)

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@OpenAI For extended functionality. How about if I want to get the LLM to gather and digest data for me from a site that has an API access for example a blockchain site. How do I go about that?

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@OpenAI @memdotai mem it

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