This repository curates actively maintained, open-source web applications for LLM use cases like chatbots and RAG systems. It targets developers seeking to jump-start projects with functional, production-ready applications rather than starting from frameworks. The collection facilitates selection by comparing projects across key features such as conversation context, RAG capabilities, deployment options, and model support.

How It Works

The project functions as a curated list, evaluating and categorizing various LLM web applications based on a strict set of criteria: open-source licensing and active maintenance (updated within the past month or under active monitoring). It presents this information in a comparative table, highlighting features like conversation history, RAG integration (search, source display, data ingestion), authentication, rich text, image support, and deployment methods. This structured comparison allows users to quickly assess suitability for their specific LLM application needs.

Highlighted Details

• Comprehensive feature comparison table for over a dozen LLM web apps.
• Covers diverse use cases: chatbots, RAG, question answering, assistants.
• Includes deployment options like Docker, Kubernetes, and cloud platforms (AWS, Azure).
• Details model support including local (Ollama), Hugging Face, and various commercial APIs.

Maintenance & Community

The project actively solicits contributions for new projects and updates to existing listings. Maintainers are sought for specific categories like lightweight chatbots and projects with image support. Contact information for maintainer outreach is provided.

Licensing & Compatibility

Projects included are licensed under open-source terms. The repository itself does not impose specific licensing restrictions on its curated list, but individual projects will have their own licenses. Compatibility for commercial use depends on the license of each listed application.

Limitations & Caveats

The list is a curated collection and does not provide direct hosting or support for the listed applications. Users must evaluate each project's individual licensing and maintenance status for their specific use case. Some projects may be in early stages or have specific hardware requirements not detailed here.