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Toggling Public knowledge and Private knowledge #4
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The things I've suggested are already possible with current solutions such as privateGpt or pdfgpt but it seems like factool is more robust and correct with higher accuracy, and also in terms of outputs which are consistent and easy to integrate with |
Read further, I see that "evidence" is what I'm looking for, basically I need to do hot swapping on evidence from online scraping and local files. If you can help show an example of how you recommend of doing this that would very appreciated 👍 |
@fire17 Thank you for your interest on our work! Indeed adding private knowledge support to FacTool is on our priority list! Let me know if you have more questions! Thank you! |
Seems simple enough to hot swap, maybe make parent class that has .run() and gets similar inputs and outputs (+ kwargs) |
Hi there!
Looks like a fantastic project!
Was wondering how do I add a text file like Manifest (or a folder) and have the get a factool based on (only) information in those files.
Like for example I want to ask it questions based on my notes.
Or ask questions based on a transcript of a YouTube video and get answer based on what is claimed ,
Or answer questions based on a pre written FAQ
Ultimately it would be nice to easily toggle which dataset to use, open, local, or both to cross correlate, and to go back and forth depending on what is desired
Let me know how I can do this currently with the current state of the code..
And hopefully set easy flag parameters and source store soon
Thanks a lot and all the best!
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