@HowToAI_: This repo shrinks 201GB of text down to 6GB without losing any accuracy. → 97% smaller than vector DBs → Runs locally →…
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This repository compresses 201GB of text down to 6GB with no accuracy loss, making it 97% smaller than vector databases. It runs locally and offers a drop-in MCP for Claude, fully open source and private.
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This repo shrinks 201GB of text down to 6GB without losing any accuracy.
→ 97% smaller than vector DBs → Runs locally → Drop-in MCP for Claude
100% open source. 100% private. https://t.co/HPRSbWndeO
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