AIN Research Enterprise
The AIN Research Enterprise library is the commercial, multi-tenant collaboration layer for the Autonomous Intelligence Network (AIN). It extends the open-source ain-research daemon to securely proxy data into an isolated Cloud SQL database environment.
Features
- Cloud SQL Sync: Transparently intercepts local SQLite writes and routes downloaded research papers to a hosted PostgreSQL instance.
- Multi-Tenant Isolation: Uses Master-Tenant schema separation. Organizations get their own securely provisioned database instances on-the-fly.
- Firebase Auth: Secures the CLI access. Researchers must authenticate to push articles into their organization's tenant DB.
- Enterprise Runner Monkey-Patching: Effortlessly integrates with the open-source library without requiring codebase forks.
Quickstart
# 1. Install the CLI
pip install ain-research-enterprise
# 2. Authenticate with your enterprise credentials
ain-enterprise setup --email team@myorg.com --password mysecurepass
# 3. Verify your configuration status
ain-enterprise status
# 4. Launch the Enterprise Daemon
ain-enterprise run
Architecture
This package injects an interceptor script (runner.py) into the ain-research core. It modifies db_manager.enqueue_item at runtime to prevent local markdown/file creation and instead pushes the payload directly over SQLAlchemy into your Cloud SQL database.
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