Crea il tuo assistente AI con lo Stregatto (open source python framework)

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Open source, in Python, compatibile con vari LLM ed estendibile tramite plugin: queste sono solo alcune delle potenzialità del framework Cheshire Cat AI!

HOW TO MEOW ON THE LONG TAIL
Cheshire Cat AI
Piero Savastano, Founder
20/03/2024 - Bologna, Italy
21/03/2024 - Firenze, Italy

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The AI Assistant Framework
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Centralization

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Open Source

FORMS
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Community & Culture

THE CORE
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Best roadmap is:
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THE CORE
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THE CAT
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SOME NUMBERS
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members

WHY THE CAT
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- ready to meow
dockerized
model agnostic
- RAG + action agent
(docs, convos and procedures)
- plugin system and registry
(hooks, tools and forms)

THE CAT - AI ASSISTANT FRAMEWORK
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CHESHIRE CAT AI IS LANGUAGE MODEL AGNOSTIC…
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…BUT IT ISN’T A
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CHESHIRE CAT’s MEMORY
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PLUGINS - From the Community
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AIChatSQL
the-latest-news-
in-wonderland
meow-todo-list
PurrCast_Podcast
_Finder
cc-vscode-debugpy
cc_rabbithole_segmentation
PDF-to-Audio-
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FinCat-ETF-
Checker
Meowgram
fattura-whisker
ccat-community
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PLUGIN - HOOKS AND TOOLS
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PLUGIN - FORMS
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NEXT STEPS
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Multimodality Knowledge Graph
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