Chat with your knowledge base
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Paul Richards
This feature will provide a ChatGPT style chat interface with your knowledge base where you can ask question to your entire knowledge base, or a specific selection of content from your knowledge base
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jeremys.social
would be great if this uses something like microsoft graphrag since the knowledge base is already build up in that format
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Rodrigo Paiva
Does it include Obsidian (.md) support?
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Logan Barry
this one would be of enormous help since now i feel a bit limited to just read the summary with no additional feedback on it
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Steven wu
the idea here is you'd use the knowledge graph as the knowledge layer and LLM as the reasoning layer. You want to find the relevant information from the knowledge graph, feed those as context to the LLM, and have LLM generate the answer.
Some practical things I have learned:
1) use gpt3.5 turbo is faster than gpt4, also cost effective as long as you can make sure the context retrieved from the knowledge layer is high quality
2) when you output the response to the chat interface, don't wait for the LLM to finish everything. let it stream the response. it appears more natural and fluid. and result in a better experience.
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Steven wu
this will be the future of how users interact with their content so it'd be great to have this feature.
bonus point if the generated answer also have citations and refences, which would allow me to click on those sources and go back to the sources if needed.
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Paul Richards
in progress
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Paul Richards
planned
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Paul Richards
Merged in a post:
Ask questions regarding the summarized content
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Daniel Rodas
The ability to query individual summaries and ask questions.
Use Case: Podcasts will contain chapters like:
"Difference between animal protein and plant protein."
Would be great to just ask this question without having to read through the entire summary. I think just being able to interact with the actual summarized content to further capture insights would be super useful
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Daniel Rodas
This is exactly what I'm looking for. I want to ask further questions on what is being summarized. We can toggle between searching within our knowledge base or going outside of the knowledge base to feed it more content and information
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Ricardo Liberato
yes, this would be the whole point of paying for recall
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Kane Fulton
Ricardo Liberato I don't know of a single app that can do whole graph search. Sure, Mem and Smart connections Plugin for Obsidian purport to do so (I have paid for and tried both in the past). But they only end up searching a subset of your notes (who knows what, specifically). Perhaps literal whole-graph search is unfeasible given the current tech. Though I find it hard to believe. Can Recall break the mould?
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