@BlockView0214: How to build a knowledge base? There are a bunch of open-source RAG / knowledge base tools on GitHub, with clear divisions of labor: FastGPT (28k+ stars): A knowledge base platform based on LLM, with relatively complete workflows, Q&A, and dataset management, suitable for those who want to quickly build an enterprise knowledge base. https://g…
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This article introduces four open-source RAG/knowledge base tools (FastGPT, LLM Wiki, llm-wiki-agent, OpenKB) and provides selection suggestions suitable for building enterprise or personal knowledge bases.
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