GAARD - Governed AI Access to Relational Data
GAARD is a self-hosted AI SQL Gateway for governed natural-language access to relational data.
GAARD allows applications and users to ask questions about relational databases using natural language while keeping SQL generation, validation, execution, prompts, connectors, and auditability under control.
For more informacion see https://github.com/pkroliszewski/gaard
This package
gaard-client provides the community web client for gaard-api.
After installation, start it with:
gaard-client start
The command accepts --host, --port, --reload, and --api-url. By default the client is
available at http://localhost:8001.
Use --api-url to point the client server to a specific GAARD API instance:
gaard-client start --api-url http://localhost:8000
The older gaard client command remains available for compatibility.
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