Graph_RAG is a Python-based framework designed to build and query knowledge graphs for retrieval-augmented generation (RAG). It supports ingestion of unstructured documents, automated extraction of entities and relationships using LLMs or NLP tools, and storage in graph databases such as Neo4j. With Graph_RAG, developers can construct connected knowledge graphs, execute semantic graph queries to identify relevant nodes and paths, and feed the retrieved context into LLM prompts. The framework provides modular pipelines, configurable components, and integration examples to facilitate end-to-end RAG applications, improving answer accuracy and interpretability through structured knowledge representation.

JARVIS-1 delivers a modular architecture combining a natural language interface, memory module, and plugin-driven task executor. Built on GPT-index, it persists conversations, retrieves context, and evolves with user interactions. Users define tasks through simple prompts, while JARVIS-1 orchestrates job scheduling, code execution, file manipulation, and web browsing. Its plugin system enables custom integrations for databases, email, PDFs, and cloud services. Deployable via Docker or CLI on Linux, macOS, and Windows, JARVIS-1 ensures offline operation and full data control, making it ideal for developers, DevOps teams, and power users seeking secure, extensible automation.

LLM-Powered RAG System is a developer-focused framework for building retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) pipelines. It provides modules for embedding document collections, indexing via FAISS, Pinecone, or Weaviate, and retrieving relevant context at runtime. The system uses LangChain wrappers to orchestrate LLM calls, supports prompt templates, streaming responses, and multi-vector store adapters. It simplifies end-to-end RAG deployment for knowledge bases, allowing customization at each stage—from embedding model configuration to prompt design and result post-processing.