gannonh/chatgpt-pgvector

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  Add a standard LICENSE file (e.g., MIT, Apache-2.0) to the root of the repository.

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  # Domain-specific ChatGTP Starter App
  
  ChatGPT is great for casual, general-purpose question-answers but falls short when domain-specific knowledge is needed. Further, it makes up answers to fill its knowledge gaps and never cites its sources, so it can't really be trusted. This starter app uses embeddings coupled with vector search to solve this, or more specifically, to show how OpenAI's chat completions API can be used to create conversational interfaces to domain-specific knowledge.

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  # Domain-specific ChatGTP Starter App Template
  
  This repository provides a **production-ready starter app and template** for building conversational AI that leverages domain-specific knowledge. While ChatGPT excels at general queries, this template demonstrates how to overcome its limitations with custom data, using embeddings and vector search to provide accurate, cited responses. It shows how OpenAI's chat completions API can be used to create conversational interfaces to domain-specific knowledge.

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  ## How this Starter App Compares
  
  Unlike general-purpose AI frameworks such as LangChain or LlamaIndex, this repository offers a focused, opinionated template for building a specific type of RAG application. It demonstrates a direct integration of OpenAI's chat completions API with `pgvector` in Supabase, providing a clear, production-ready example without the overhead of a full framework. This approach is ideal for developers who prefer direct control over their stack and want to leverage PostgreSQL for vector storage.

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