Combined Quivr + MemPalace RAG App
This app combines the local Quivr Core fork with the MemPalace integration and a Gradio browser UI.
The setup script uses uv and installs both local fork-style checkouts:
forks\quivr and forks\mempalace.
Install as a pip package
After publishing the package, users can install and run it with:
python -m pip install quivr-mempalace-rag-ui
quivr-mempalace-rag-ui
The package automatically installs its quivr-mempalace dependency. Both
packages must be published before the one-command install works for new users.
Install from CMD
cd /d C:\Users\GauravSarma\Downloads\quivr-main\quivr-main\forks\quivr\examples\mempalace_rag_ui
setup.cmd
notepad .env
Start the app
cd /d C:\Users\GauravSarma\Downloads\quivr-main\quivr-main\forks\quivr\examples\mempalace_rag_ui
run_app.cmd
Build and publish from CMD
cd /d C:\Users\GauravSarma\Downloads\quivr-main\quivr-main\forks\quivr\examples\mempalace_rag_ui
build_all.cmd
publish_all.cmd
Set your PyPI token before publishing:
set UV_PUBLISH_TOKEN=pypi-your-token
publish_package.cmd
Open http://127.0.0.1:7862.
- Choose Groq or NVIDIA NIM.
- Upload one or more documents.
- Click Index documents.
- Click Recall memories to test MemPalace alone.
- Click Ask to run Quivr document RAG plus MemPalace memory context.
The app uses NVIDIA embeddings for document indexing. Hosted embeddings require
NVIDIA_API_KEY; a self-hosted NVIDIA embedding NIM can be selected with
NVIDIA_EMBEDDING_BASE_URL. Hugging Face support remains available in the
standalone integration package through its optional huggingface extra.
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