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Knowledgelake

Introduction

Knowledgelake is a powerful module in Groclake designed to manage, store, and retrieve structured knowledge from various document sources. It allows developers to create a knowledge base, push documents from different sources, and perform intelligent searches using natural language queries. This makes it an essential tool for building AI-driven applications that require context-aware knowledge retrieval.

Key Features

  1. Create a Knowledge Base: Initialize and manage knowledge repositories.

  2. Push Documents: Add knowledge from URLs or local storage in various formats.

  3. Semantic Search: Retrieve relevant information using natural language queries.

  4. Supports Multiple Document Types: Works with PDFs and other structured knowledge sources.

Why Choose Knowledgelake?

āœ… Structured Knowledge Management: Easily organize and retrieve stored documents. āœ… AI-Powered Search: Retrieve the most relevant information using natural language queries. āœ… Flexible Input Options: Supports both URL-based and local document uploads. āœ… Scalable & Efficient: Designed for seamless integration into enterprise-level applications.

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