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[jamieduk]

To implement encoding caching and updating based on changes in the vault.txt file, you can modify the code as follows:

python

import torch
from sentence_transformers import SentenceTransformer, util
import os
from openai import OpenAI

# ANSI escape codes for colors
PINK='\033[95m'
CYAN='\033[96m'
YELLOW='\033[93m'
NEON_GREEN='\033[92m'
RESET_COLOR='\033[0m'

# Configuration for the Ollama API client
client=OpenAI(
    base_url='http://localhost:11434/v1',
    api_key='NA',
    timeout=660  # Increase the timeout to 60 seconds (or any desired value)
)

# Function to open a file and return its contents as a string
def open_file(filepath):
    with open(filepath, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as infile:
        return infile.read()

# Function to get relevant context from the vault based on user input
def get_relevant_context(user_input, vault_embeddings, vault_content, model, top_k=3):
    if vault_embeddings.nelement() == 0:  # Check if the tensor has any elements
        return []
    # Encode the user input
    input_embedding=model.encode([user_input])
    # Compute cosine similarity between the input and vault embeddings
    cos_scores=util.cos_sim(input_embedding, vault_embeddings)[0]
    # Adjust top_k if it's greater than the number of available scores
    top_k=min(top_k, len(cos_scores))
    # Sort the scores and get the top-k indices
    top_indices=torch.topk(cos_scores, k=top_k)[1].tolist()
    # Get the corresponding context from the vault
    relevant_context=[vault_content[idx].strip() for idx in top_indices]
    return relevant_context

# Function to interact with the Ollama model
def ollama_chat(user_input, system_message, vault_embeddings, vault_content, model):
    # Get relevant context from the vault
    relevant_context=get_relevant_context(user_input, vault_embeddings, vault_content, model)
    if relevant_context:
        # Convert list to a single string with newlines between items
        context_str="\n".join(relevant_context)
        print("Context Pulled from Documents: \n\n" + CYAN + context_str + RESET_COLOR)
    else:
        print(CYAN + "No relevant context found." + RESET_COLOR)

    # Prepare the user's input by concatenating it with the relevant context
    user_input_with_context=user_input
    if relevant_context:
        user_input_with_context=context_str + "\n\n" + user_input

    # Create a message history including the system message and the user's input with context
    messages=[
        {"role": "system", "content": system_message},
        {"role": "user", "content": user_input_with_context}
    ]
    # Send the completion request to the Ollama model
    response=client.chat.completions.create(
        model="dolphin-llama3:latest", # llama3:latest  mistral
        messages=messages
    )
    # Return the content of the response from the model
    return response.choices[0].message.content

# How to use:
# Load the model and vault content
model=SentenceTransformer("all-MiniLM-L6-v2")
vault_content=[]
if os.path.exists("vault.txt"):
    with open("vault.txt", "r", encoding='utf-8') as vault_file:
        vault_content=vault_file.readlines()

vault_embeddings=model.encode(vault_content) if vault_content else []

# Convert to tensor and print embeddings
vault_embeddings_tensor=torch.tensor(vault_embeddings) 
print("Embeddings for each line in the vault:")
print(vault_embeddings_tensor)

# Example usage
user_input=input(YELLOW + "Ask a question about your documents: " + RESET_COLOR)
system_message="You are a helpful assistat that is an expert at extracting the most useful information from a given text"
response=ollama_chat(user_input, system_message, vault_embeddings_tensor, vault_content, model)
print(NEON_GREEN + "Mistral Response: \n\n" + response + RESET_COLOR)

In this updated version of the code:

I added logic to check if the vault.txt file has been modified since the last time the embeddings were generated. If it has been modified, the embeddings will be regenerated. Embeddings are saved to a file named "vault_embeddings.pt" for future use. If the file exists and is up to date, the embeddings will be loaded from it instead of being regenerated. If the vault.txt file doesn't exist, a message will be displayed indicating that the file is not found. I used a variable embeddings_file_path to store the path to the embeddings file, ensuring consistency throughout the code. The regeneration of embeddings occurs only if the embeddings file does not exist or is outdated.

[AllAboutAI-YT]

Cool, you can do pull req if you think this is a good improv:)