Thank you for reaching out! If you have any queries or concerns, I would recommend raising an issue on our GitHub repository. You can do so by following this link: https://github.com/raghavan/PdfGptIndexer/issues/new. We'll do our best to address it promptly.
I have tested this project and found it works well for a hand full of PDF's. It does not scale out however and you run into issues with embeddings/tokens. Do you have any guidance on how to overcome this problem?
I appreciate your interest in the code running swamisivananda.ai. I wanted to open-source it, but that requires tinkering with some hard-coded prompts and secrets. When I get to open source that code, I will update this thread.
Newbie here. I'm getting TypeError: multiple bases have instance lay-out conflict
Could you point me in the right direction?
Thank you for reaching out! If you have any queries or concerns, I would recommend raising an issue on our GitHub repository. You can do so by following this link: https://github.com/raghavan/PdfGptIndexer/issues/new. We'll do our best to address it promptly.
I have tested this project and found it works well for a hand full of PDF's. It does not scale out however and you run into issues with embeddings/tokens. Do you have any guidance on how to overcome this problem?
Right, I have seen this question few times now. So added a detailed comment on this issue to address scale and storage. Hope that helps.
https://github.com/raghavan/PdfGptIndexer/issues/2#issuecomment-1632882636
Excellent article and code thankyou for sharing! Are you able to release the code behind the web front end you created for the Swami AI?
I appreciate your interest in the code running swamisivananda.ai. I wanted to open-source it, but that requires tinkering with some hard-coded prompts and secrets. When I get to open source that code, I will update this thread.
Here is the core logic for SwamiSivananda.ai project,
https://github.com/raghavan/PdfGptIndexer/issues/5#issuecomment-1849986424