AnythingLLM v1.0.0: Mintplex Labs starts versioned releases
In one sentence On July 26, 2024 Mintplex Labs publishes the v1.0.0 tag of AnythingLLM on GitHub, the open-source (MIT) application for querying your own documents with an LLM. It is not a new feature: the release starts a formal release cycle and collects in its changelog the work accumulated since 2023.
AnythingLLM is an open-source application that lets you upload documents and ask questions about them with a language model, using the RAG technique: the system retrieves the relevant chunks of text and passes them to the model along with the question.
On July 26, 2024 the project publishes its first numbered release, v1.0.0. The developers explain that from then on versions will be formally tagged, to keep track of large and small features.
The release does not bring a single new feature: it is a starting point that captures what the project already did, namely separate document workspaces, multiple users, several vector databases and several model providers.
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