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The most powerful .NET library for document processing and AI-powered conversations. Upload your documents and chat with them using artificial intelligence.

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SmartRAG.cs

// Add SmartRAG to your project
 services.UseSmartRag(configuration,
     storageProvider: StorageProvider.InMemory,
     aiProvider: AIProvider.Gemini
 );

 // Upload and process documents
 var document = await documentService
     .UploadDocumentAsync(fileStream, fileName, contentType, "user123");

 // Chat with your documents using AI
 var answer = await documentSearchService
     .GenerateRagAnswerAsync("What is this document about?", maxResults: 5);

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Follow these simple steps to upload documents and chat with them using AI

Install Package

Add SmartRAG NuGet package to your project

Configure Services

Set up AI and storage providers in your startup

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Upload documents and chat with them using AI

// Program.cs
 services.UseSmartRag(configuration,
     storageProvider: StorageProvider.InMemory,
     aiProvider: AIProvider.Gemini
 );

 // Or with custom options
 services.AddSmartRag(configuration, options =>
 {
     options.AIProvider = AIProvider.Anthropic;
     options.StorageProvider = StorageProvider.Qdrant;
     options.MaxChunkSize = 1000;
     options.ChunkOverlap = 200;
 });

// Upload and process document
 var document = await documentService
     .UploadDocumentAsync(fileStream, fileName, contentType, "user123");

 // Document is automatically processed, chunked, and indexed
 // Ready for AI-powered conversations

// Ask questions about your documents
 var ragResponse = await documentSearchService
     .GenerateRagAnswerAsync("What are the main topics discussed?", maxResults: 5);

 // Get AI-generated answer based on document content
 Console.WriteLine(ragResponse.Answer);

 // Or search for specific information
 var results = await documentSearchService
     .SearchDocumentsAsync("machine learning algorithms", maxResults: 3);