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 About Haystack Cookbook

πŸ‘©πŸ»β€πŸ³ A collection of example notebooks using Haystack

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πŸ‘©πŸ»β€πŸ³ Haystack Cookbook

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A collection of example notebooks using Haystack πŸ’š

These examples can serve as guidelines for using different model providers, vector databases, retrieval techniques, new experimental features, and more with Haystack. Most showcase a specific, small demo.

To learn more about how to use Haystack, please visit our Docs and official Tutorials.

For more examples, you may also find our Blog useful.

Contributing to the Haystack Cookbook

If you have an example that uses Haystack, you can add it to this repository by creating a PR.

You can also create a PR directly from Colab by creating a fork of this repository and selecting "Save a Copy to GitHub" on Colab. Once you add your example to your fork, you can create a PR on this repository.

  1. Add your notebook to /notebooks folder
  2. Give a descriptive name to your file that includes the names of (if applicable) the model providers, databases, the technologies you use in your example, and/or the task you are completing in the example.
  3. Make sure you add it to index.toml, including its title and topics. If the notebook is using an experimental feature, also add the discussion link with the experimental = true field.