sqlite-vec for embedded vector search
Add vector retrieval to a SQLite-backed local application.
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pgvector for embedding search in Postgres
Run exact and approximate vector queries alongside existing relational data.
LanceDB for retrieval over columnar data
Query embeddings and associated records in tables based on the Lance format.
Milvus for managing vector search at scale
Organize large embedding collections with configurable indexes and search modes.
Qdrant for filtered vector retrieval
Search embeddings alongside structured metadata in a dedicated database.
Xberg for document extraction across languages
Extract text and metadata from supported files through a native library and language bindings.
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