https://github.com/ggozad/haiku.rag/ - the embedded lancedb is convenient and has benchmarks; uses docling. qwen3-embedding:4b, 2560 w/ gpt-oss:20b.

+1 for Haiku! It's very simple to get up and running.

Lance graph?

Agreed.

I feel like dart is where Python was 20 years ago. It’s exciting and its integration story is taking off.

As a Ruby dev who has built a couple Flutter apps, I was surprised how pleasant Dart was compared to JavaScript and TypeScript, and I sincerely hope it largely replaces those on both client and server.

Unfortunately Google gave up on Dartium a long time ago...

Yes check out haiku-rag benchmarks and evaluations

What we use: - https://github.com/ggozad/haiku.rag

Why?

- developer oriented (easy to read Python and uses pydantic-ai)

- benchmarks available

- docling with advanced citations (on branch)

- supports deep research agent

- real open source by long term committed developer not fly by night

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Asciidoc

I would like to point out that asciidork provides ability to get AST representation of asciidoc. It’s very nice package. Not the author but have used it.

https://github.com/jaredh159/asciidork

can you be more specific about this?

1. follow rich hickey's advice and orchestrate all llms to mutate a single shared state

2. let those llms operate asynchronously in parallel

3. when an llm wants to mutate the global state but the state has changed since it's checkout, try to safely merge changes using an expensive diff algorithm (which is still cheaper than the llm); on failure retry

How does the js compilation compare to dart?

A quick search gave me the following benchmark result, Haxe compiles to js faster than Dart and outputs a smaller js bundle (https://github.com/damoebius/HaxeBench?tab=readme-ov-file#re...)