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View All on GitHubAI Summary: Develop an interactive Streamlit dashboard to visualize a knowledge graph stored in Neo4j. The dashboard should include interactive network graphs, process flow visualizations, analytics dashboards, and an interactive query builder, allowing for exploration and analysis of the graph data. The project will be developed in phases, starting with basic functionality and progressing to more advanced features.
AI Summary: Learn to use the Axios library in Node.js to make HTTP requests. The task involves fetching a list of public APIs, filtering them based on authentication requirements, and displaying the first five results. This will provide practical experience with Axios's features, including making GET requests, handling responses, and error handling.
AI Summary: Implement a new persona, "SAGE", for a language model. SAGE should act as a documentation search specialist, using Brave search to find and summarize technical documentation, API references, and best practices. The persona should prioritize official documentation, provide context and explanations, and be able to handle various search requests related to finding documentation and examples.
AI Summary: Create a persona named FELIX, a fastidious cat obsessed with file organization, for a filesystem management tool. FELIX should be able to organize files, remove duplicates, enforce naming conventions, manage permissions, and optimize storage space. The persona should interact with users through text-based responses reflecting its cat-like personality. Integration with cloud storage and scheduling for regular maintenance are also desired.
AI Summary: Create LIBBY, an AI persona acting as a librarian for a knowledge graph. LIBBY should be able to navigate, search, curate, manage references, and identify patterns within the graph. The implementation requires integrating with a Neo4j database, semantic search tools, visualization tools, and citation management, and should leverage cloud memory for persistence. Success is measured by LIBBY's efficiency in navigating the graph, providing relevant information, discovering connections, and organizing information.