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@silyze/kb

v1.0.3

Published

AI Knowledge Base Interface

Readme

@silyze/kb

AI Knowledge Base Interface – A modular framework for creating, embedding, and querying document-based knowledge bases with pluggable vector stores and embedding providers.


Features

  • Document-agnostic knowledge base structure
  • Stream-based processing for scalability
  • Customizable vector store and embedding provider interfaces
  • Async document scanning and embedding
  • Query support with filtering and pagination

Installation

npm install @silyze/kb

Quick Start

import {
  KnowledgeBase,
  VectorStore,
  EmbeddingProvider,
  DocumentScanner,
} from "@silyze/kb";

Create and Use a Knowledge Base

const kb = new KnowledgeBase({
  vectorStore: myVectorStore,
  embeddingProvider: myEmbeddingProvider,
});

await kb.createDocument(
  { title: "My Document" },
  myDocumentScanner
  /* source items here */
);

const results = kb.query("What is this about?");
for await (const match of results) {
  console.log(match.text, match.distance);
}

API Reference

KnowledgeBase

new KnowledgeBase({ vectorStore, embeddingProvider });

createDocument(info, scanner, ...sources)

  • info: Metadata for the document (excluding id)
  • scanner: A DocumentScanner<T> to extract text chunks
  • sources: Input data passed to the scanner

Processes the document and stores its embeddings in the vector store.

query(text, documents?, limit?, offset?)

Performs a semantic search over indexed documents.


DocumentScanner<T>

abstract class DocumentScanner<T> {
  abstract scan(input: T): AsyncReadStream<string>;
}

Implement this to extract text chunks from custom document formats.


EmbeddingProvider

abstract class EmbeddingProvider {
  abstract create(text: string): Promise<Embedding>;
}

Produces a vector embedding for a given text.


VectorStore

abstract class VectorStore<TDocumentReference, TDocument> {
  query(
    vector,
    documents?,
    limit?,
    offset?
  ): AsyncReadStream<EmbeddingResult<TDocumentReference>>;
  append(document, embeddings: AsyncReadStream<Embedding>): Promise<void>;
  delete(document): Promise<void>;
  createDocument(document: Omit<TDocument, "id">): Promise<TDocumentReference>;
  getDocuments(): AsyncReadStream<TDocument>;
}

Defines the persistence and search behavior for embeddings and documents.


Types

  • Embedding: { text: string; vector: number[] }
  • EmbeddingResult<T>: Extends Embedding with { distance: number; document: T }