
Introduction
Spydr - The Github for LLM Context
Spydr is a multimodal, interoperable context engine designed for AI clients. It addresses the challenge of providing consistent and relevant context to Large Language Models (LLMs) across diverse applications. The core problem Spydr solves is the difficulty AI clients face in managing and delivering the necessary information for LLMs to generate accurate and effective responses.
Key Features and Capabilities:
- Multimodal Context Storage: Spydr allows users to store and manage context across various modalities, including text, images, and potentially other data types.
- Interoperability: The engine is built to work with a wide range of LLMs and AI platforms.
- Context Retrieval: Spydr provides intelligent context retrieval mechanisms, enabling AI clients to access the most pertinent information based on user queries and application needs.
- Real-time Updates: The system supports dynamic updates to context, ensuring that LLMs have access to the latest information.
- Version Control: Spydr’s architecture mirrors Github’s approach, incorporating version control for context changes, facilitating experimentation and rollback.
Target Audience and Use Cases:
Spydr is targeted towards developers, AI engineers, and anyone building applications that rely on LLMs. Common use cases include:
- Chatbots and Conversational AI: Providing consistent background knowledge to chatbots.
- Knowledge Management Systems: Enabling LLMs to access and utilize information stored within organizational knowledge bases.
- Creative Applications: Supporting LLMs in generating content across various domains, such as writing, art, and music.
Technical Approach:
Spydr’s methodology leverages a decentralized architecture, akin to a version control system like Github, to manage and share context. This approach promotes collaboration and facilitates efficient context management for AI applications. The system is designed for scalability and adaptability, allowing it to accommodate growing context needs and evolving LLM technologies.