example free text search using OpenAI API - #36
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@richarda23 this has been around for a while in draft, but I see it as still a valuable example and inspiration. happy to merge this one, if you're happy with it. We might consider updating the suggested models in there, since some of them might be deprecated soon |
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This Jupyter notebook example converts free text input into Lucene Search Query that can be used to search RSpace API.
It uses Open AI's Chat Completion API to convert the free text into function arguments.
It's a proof of concept that works best with searches on tags, names and free text. RSpace doesn't seem to support proper Lucene date range syntax.
Example queries are in the notebook docs