Quivr is a retrieval-augmented generation platform designed to transform raw documents into searchable knowledge bases. It functions as a centralized environment where users can ingest files, index them into vector databases, and interact with language models to receive contextually relevant, data-backed responses.
The platform distinguishes itself through an agentic workflow orchestrator that sequences retrieval tasks, tool execution, and model interactions to resolve complex, multi-step queries. This engine is entirely configuration-driven, allowing users to define document ingestion, chunking parameters, and workflow node sequences through structured schemas. By maintaining a unified knowledge management interface, the system tracks chat history alongside file storage, ensuring that interactions remain context-aware across diverse local and remote backends.
Beyond its core orchestration, the system provides a comprehensive pipeline for document processing, including parsing for various file formats and asynchronous task execution to maintain responsiveness during data ingestion. It supports the development of specialized chatbots, including voice-enabled interfaces, by integrating speech-to-text and text-to-speech capabilities with its underlying retrieval systems.
The project utilizes strict base classes to enforce configuration integrity, ensuring consistent data processing across all application settings.
