# 🚀 RAG System Quick Start This quick guide will help you launch the RAG system in 5 minutes! ## Prerequisites ✅ Python 3.9+ ✅ Ollama installed and running ✅ llama3.2 model downloaded ## Step 1: Check Ollama ```bash # Check that Ollama is installed ollama --version # Check available models ollama list # If llama3.2 is not in the list, download it ollama pull llama3.2 ``` ## Step 2: Activate Virtual Environment ```bash cd /Users/v.hirenko/Desktop/DevHubVault/my-ai-projects/rag-python-rag source venv/bin/activate ``` ## Step 3: Run the Application ```bash python main.py ``` ## What Will Happen? 1. ⬇️ Test document will be downloaded (Think Python PDF) 2. 📄 Document will be converted to markdown 3. ✂️ Text will be split into 847 chunks 4. 🔢 Embeddings will be generated for each chunk 5. 💾 Data will be saved to ChromaDB 6. 🌐 Web interface will open at http://localhost:7860 ## Usage Example After launching, open your browser and go to http://localhost:7860 **Try these questions:** **In English:** - "How do if-else statements work in Python?" - "What are the different types of loops in Python?" - "How do you handle errors in Python?" **In other languages:** - "Як працюють умовні оператори if-else в Python?" (Ukrainian) - "Какие типы циклов есть в Python?" (Russian) - "Як обробляти помилки в Python?" (Ukrainian) ## Execution Time ⏱️ **First run:** ~1-2 minutes ⏱️ **Subsequent runs:** ~5-10 seconds ⏱️ **Answer to question:** ~5-15 seconds ## Troubleshooting ### ❌ "Model llama3.2 not found" ```bash ollama pull llama3.2 ``` ### ❌ "Connection refused to localhost:11434" ```bash # Make sure Ollama is running ollama serve ``` ### ❌ "No module named 'fitz'" ```bash source venv/bin/activate pip install -r requirements.txt ``` ## Next Steps ✅ Done? Great! Now try: 1. **Add your own documents:** - Place PDF/DOCX files in the `documents/` folder - Restart the application 2. **Configure parameters:** - Open `config.py` - Change model, chunk size, and other parameters 3. **Use programmatically:** ```python from vector_store import retrieve_context from llm_handler import generate_answer question = "Your question here" context, sources = retrieve_context(question) answer = generate_answer(question, context) print(answer) ``` ## Useful Commands ```bash # Check component status python vector_store.py # Vector DB statistics python llm_handler.py # LLM test python document_converter.py # Document conversion # Clear and reindex python -c " from vector_store import VectorStore vs = VectorStore() vs.clear_collection() " # Then restart main.py python main.py ``` ## Need Help? 📖 Full documentation: `README.md` 🐛 Found a bug? Create an Issue 💡 Have ideas? Pull Requests are welcome! --- **Enjoy using the system! 🎉**