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Self host as API? #14

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douglasg14b opened this issue Apr 16, 2024 · 6 comments
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Self host as API? #14

douglasg14b opened this issue Apr 16, 2024 · 6 comments

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@douglasg14b
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douglasg14b commented Apr 16, 2024

This is something that I've been wanting to play with for a long time.

However most implementations tend to be based on a browser extension, chrome only, using a proprietary backend or paid service. This project is exciting since the back end is included!!

Are there plans for this to be "one click" self-hostable through docker/K8's, so devs can use it as a solution and build on top of it?

Of course I understand that it could just be forked and modified to fit whatever needs someone might want for it. But improving an existing project is usually better than siloing!

@Dhravya
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Dhravya commented Apr 16, 2024

Yes! Absolutely. this is something i definitely want to do. A "Mempry API" that can be plugged into any app and any developer can use it. How does that sound?

Get your API key, make a project and BOOM!

@douglasg14b
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yep! However, self-hosted, meaning instead of using a 3rd party service (Say hosted by you). Devs can host this on their own hardware and integrate at their own convenience.

@leo-goss
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This would be awesome!

@Dhravya
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Dhravya commented May 11, 2024

@leo-goss tha ms for the interest! Would it be cool if:

  1. a public API is provided with limits
  2. that API can be hosted on your own cloudflare account if you need to?

The API manages /add (chunking vector generation etc)
and /query (query the vector and get results with score IDs)

@leo-goss
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That’s exactly it! And perhaps a plug and play small javascript to add a sticky button “add to memory” to a website for instance

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Dhravya commented May 11, 2024

Very cool idea. thanks.

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