We take our blog post series on RAG to the next level: Meet exmeralda.chat, an online demo for Elixir-based RAG systems. - And a quiet useful tool, too!
This is the fourth post of a series on RAG. We reveal our RAG library for the Elixir community.
Steady is evolving, and we’re excited to be part of the journey! Together, we’re redesigning the creator platform to make it more intuitive, efficient, and scalable for the future. Here’s a look at how we’re shaping the next chapter for independent media makers.
Celebrate Free Software Day with us as we share our favorite open-source projects and the passion behind building tools that empower the community!
Bitcrowdʼs custom approach on semi-automatic releases of our browser extension for Chrome and Firefox.
This is the third post of a series on using a RAG information system for your team's codebase. Find out how you can implement a local RAG system in Elixir.
We use automated tools to improve the accessibility of our UIs. Throughout the development process, there are tools that help reduce accessibility errors with minimal time and effort. If you mostly work in a React and/or Elixir environment, this list of tools we use could be useful for you.
Introducing a small but essential tool from our fleet of open source projects: a browser extension for naming Git branches and commit messages.
The jina embedding models stand out. Don't let a missing model implementation stop you from realizing your awesome AI project in Elixir.
One of the simplest and most effective ways to enhance accessibility in design but also one of the most common accessibility fails.
