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11 reposRAG specialist. Better document loading, chunking, and retrieval than LangChain for retrieval-first apps. Strong on advanced strategies — hybrid search, re-ranking, recursive retrieval. Now expanded i…
Role-based agent orchestration. Simpler mental model than AutoGen — define agents with roles, give them tools, let them collaborate. Popular for content workflows, research agents, and internal automa…
Rust-based vector database — fast, production-grade, Apache 2.0. Good developer experience and clear pricing if you use their managed cloud. Strong choice if Postgres+pgvector cannot handle your scale…
Vector search inside Postgres. ~12k stars and dominant in 2026 as the boring-but-correct default. If you already have Postgres (Supabase, Neon, RDS), do not add another database — just install this ex…
Open-source vector DB with the most mature features for huge scale. ~30k stars. Steeper operational burden than Qdrant. Used in production by companies doing serious vector workloads.
Vector DB with strong hybrid search (vector + keyword) and built-in modules for common embedding workflows. Slightly higher learning curve than Qdrant but powerful for production RAG.
Type-safe router with first-class search-param handling. The router that powers TanStack Start. Stronger types than React Router but newer ecosystem.
Fast, typo-tolerant search engine in Rust. ~48k stars. Easiest search engine to operate — single binary, sensible defaults, great DX. Good middle ground between Postgres full-text and Elasticsearch.
C++ search engine with similar DX to Meilisearch. ~21k stars. Slightly more mature on some clustering features. Either is fine — pick the docs you like better.
Full-text and vector search engine that runs everywhere — browser, edge, server. Useful for client-side search on small datasets (docs, blogs) where you avoid backend round-trips.
The 2026 default for LLM-grade scraping. Fires Playwright behind the scenes, returns clean markdown ready to feed into RAG. Self-host for free or use the hosted tier — both expose the same API. The sw…
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