Build opinionated RAG applications quickly using python and pluggable LLMs.
Integrate custom Retrieval-Augmented Generation workflows into your existing applications.
Quivr-core is a Python library designed to help you construct and configure RAG pipelines with minimal code. It suits developers looking to embed document querying and AI assistants into their applications.
The library lets you create a brain from PDF, TXT, or Markdown files using just a few lines of Python. It supports customizable retrieval strategies, YAML-based workflow definitions, and integration with the Megaparse ingestion tool.
It suits developers and engineers building custom AI products who want to bypass low-level RAG boilerplate. It does not suit non-technical users looking for a ready-to-use desktop chat application.
Builds fast, efficient RAG pipelines with minimal code using quivr-core.
Connects with OpenAI, Anthropic, Mistral, or local models via Ollama.
Processes PDFs, text documents, and markdown files out of the box.
Defines retrieval strategies, history limits, and rerankers through configuration files.
The software is free under its license, but you will incur costs for whichever LLM APIs or reranker services you choose to connect to it.
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It supports APIs from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Mistral, alongside local models via Ollama.
Yes, you can define custom retrieval strategies, history limits, and rerankers using a YAML configuration file.
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