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LlamaIndex is a Python data framework for building LLM applications that augment large language models with private or external data. It provides core libraries plus a modular set of integration packages so developers can ingest documents and APIs, structure data into indices and graphs, and run retrieval-augmented queries against that data. The repository ships a starter package and a core package model where users can add chosen integrations. It targets both beginners and advanced users by offering simple high-level APIs for quick ingestion and querying as well as lower-level components for custom retrievers, indices, and query engines. Example usage, persistence, and examples for popular LLMs and embedding backends are included in the docs and examples folders.

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Features
Provides data connectors and loaders for common formats and sources such as files, APIs, and documents. Supports multiple index types including vector store indices and graph structures for organizing knowledge. Offers a retrieval and query interface that returns context-augmented responses for LLM prompts. Integrates with many LLM, embedding, and vector store providers through modular integration packages. Includes example code demonstrating setup with OpenAI, Replicate, and HuggingFace embeddings. Supports persistence to disk via a storage context and reloading indices. Maintains extensive documentation, examples, an ecosystem of community integrations, and uses poetry for dependency management.
Use Cases
LlamaIndex streamlines building knowledge-augmented LLM apps by handling ingestion, indexing, and retrieval so developers can focus on application logic. Beginners can ingest and query data in a few lines of code while advanced users can extend or replace components like retrievers, rerankers, and storage backends. It enables private data to be used safely with LLMs by structuring and retrieving relevant context at query time. The modular integration model allows swapping LLMs and embedding providers without rewriting core logic. Persistence and reload features simplify production workflows and the documentation, examples, and community integrations lower the barrier to integrating LLMs into web services, chatbots, and data-driven tools.

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