- Add one-click disablement
- Remove fields that probably don't need to be edited (our implementation details)
- Add a green tick if a given field is configured
- In theory, this will be suitable for any Khoj instance that's meant for external-facing purposes (as in, outside of the user's network)
- Prevent re-indexing for Github data if this is a demo instance
- Fix up some issues with the CSS which made settings page small in mobile
- In the frontend views for Khoj, add a button to get on the waitlist and links to the landing page
- Break out of rendering list if at end of org block in org.js
- This would previous hang rendering results in web interface
Should try fix this upstream in org.js as well
- Previously Khoj could only support Python upto 3.10 due to pytorch.
But lots of folks had python 3.11 installed by default on their machines.
This required installing python 3.10 and dealing with virtual envs.
With Torch >= 2.0.1 now able to support python 3.11, at least one
class of installation troubles for Khoj should drop. See
https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/issues/86566 for reference
- Preliminary testing indicates using the new torch 2.x may reduce
search time by 25% (from 80ms to 60ms on Mac M1)
- Update Docs to not require mentioning python <=3.10 required
- Update Github test workflow to run khoj tests with python 3.11 too
- Allow searching across asymmetric text content types using threads
- Query time on my Mac averages 95ms latency (140ms at 90 percentile) across (Org, Markdown, Github, PDF and Music content types)
- This is not too much more than search for a single content type (maybe max ~50% latency increase?). Encoding query is what takes most of the time anyway and that's just done once like before, threading adds some overhead
- An **average** of `95 ms` latency or `140ms` at **90th percentile** is inline with keeping an incremental search (search-as-you-type) experience
- Put logic to remove filter terms from query in a `defilter` method for each filter
- Encode query once during search to encode query once across all (asymmetric) content types
- Search across all content types via the web and emacs interfaces in [d5fb419](d5fb4196de) and [5c4eb95](5c4eb950d5) respectively
- Allow Khoj Chat to pull relevant data from across content types (without the perf hit). Khoj chat is only pulling data from a single content type currently
- Use a request session to reduce the overhead of setting up a new connection with the Github URL each request
- Use the streaming feature for the REST api to reduce some of the memory footprint
