quivr

Quivr is an open source engine that turns continuous streams of content into search and monitoring. The repository, now maintained under The Vibe Company, describes the current Quivr V2 as software that ingests content durably, makes it searchable within seconds, enriches it in the background and lets users follow a topic over time. The core is deliberately generic. File formats, AI models and business rules are handled by plugins, so the platform can be adapted to a specific domain without forking it. The repository describes durable ingestion, hybrid search, alerts and a plugin system, and it ships with client libraries, SDKs, deployment files and a documentation site. Its topics include RAG, LLM, vector search, PostgreSQL, OpenAI and Groq, and the project is written primarily in Go with a TypeScript client. Quivr is aimed at developers and engineering teams who want to build search, monitoring or retrieval over incoming documents and feeds, and who are comfortable self hosting. The repository states the project is in an evaluation stage, so the API should be expected to change. The code is released under the MIT license and is free to use. No hosted plans or prices are published on the repository. The listed link points to the original StanGirard repository, which now redirects to The Vibe Company's repository.