For anyone doing local (or not) RAG: I built [Xtriever](https://github. com/mirth/xtriever), the retrieval half of the problem, designed to run on the device with no server
Developer paulknysh released raggy, a lightweight CLI tool for retrieval-augmented generation over local documents, built on Ollama. It runs vector search, BM25 indexing, and embedding generation entirely locally, with answer generation via a local LLM or a remote API key. The tool supports common document formats and applies OCR to images and scans automatically.
Developer paulknysh released raggy, a lightweight CLI tool for retrieval-augmented generation over local documents, built on Ollama. It runs vector search, BM25 indexing, and embedding generation entirely locally, with answer generation via a local LLM or a remote API key. The tool supports common document formats and applies OCR to images and scans automatically.
CORTEX RAG is an open-source RAG system that runs locally and keeps documents on the user's own infrastructure, exposing the retrieval pipeline rather than hiding it behind a hosted API. LLMs power retrieval techniques like contextual retrieval, GraphRAG, corrective RAG, HyDE, and neural reranking to produce source-aware answers. It targets developers and teams who want full control over their document data instead of chat-with-PDF demos.
CORTEX RAG is an open-source RAG system that runs locally and keeps documents on the user's own infrastructure, exposing the retrieval pipeline rather than hiding it behind a hosted API. LLMs power retrieval techniques like contextual retrieval, GraphRAG, corrective RAG, HyDE, and neural reranking to produce source-aware answers. It targets developers and teams who want full control over their document data instead of chat-with-PDF demos.
Raggy is an open-source command-line tool for running retrieval-augmented generation over documents stored locally. It uses LLMs to answer questions grounded in the user's own files without uploading them to external services. It targets developers who want a simple, self-hosted way to search and query local document collections.
Raggy is an open-source command-line tool for running retrieval-augmented generation over documents stored locally. It uses LLMs to answer questions grounded in the user's own files without uploading them to external services. It targets developers who want a simple, self-hosted way to search and query local document collections.
A fully local memory and retrieval engine that indexes personal files (PDFs, notes, screenshots, code) using embeddings and vector search. It solves the problem of finding information in personal files when the user cannot recall the filename or exact wording. The system runs entirely on-device, prioritizing privacy and offline capability.
A fully local memory and retrieval engine that indexes personal files (PDFs, notes, screenshots, code) using embeddings and vector search. It solves the problem of finding information in personal files when the user cannot recall the filename or exact wording. The system runs entirely on-device, prioritizing privacy and offline capability.
A local search agent that performs retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) entirely offline without using embeddings. It solves the problem of running AI-powered search on private documents without sending data to external services, targeting privacy-conscious users or those with limited internet access.
A local search agent that performs retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) entirely offline without using embeddings. It solves the problem of running AI-powered search on private documents without sending data to external services, targeting privacy-conscious users or those with limited internet access.