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vectrize

A local Markdown retrieval daemon with hybrid search and a CLI that agents can invoke directly.

Overview

Research summary

vectrize is a command-line search tool for local Markdown collections. It splits documents into chunks while retaining heading context, computes multilingual BGE-M3 embeddings, and combines vector retrieval with BM25 keyword search. A background daemon watches registered folders and updates changed content. Its index uses SQLite with sqlite-vec and FTS5, and agents can consume JSON search results or use the supplied skill. The embedding model downloads on first use, after which retrieval runs locally. The README documents native macOS and Linux support and WSL2 guidance for Windows users.

Repository summary

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Licence scope

Project code:MITORApache-2.0

Cargo.toml explicitly offers these alternative licenses. The separately downloaded embedding model retains its own terms.

Implementation

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Implementation details

Rust CLI and watcher using local embeddings, SQLite, sqlite-vec, and FTS5

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Rust
Repository type
source

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Licence scope

Project code:MITORApache-2.0

Cargo.toml explicitly offers these alternative licenses. The separately downloaded embedding model retains its own terms.

Repository

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pablofrr/vectrize ↗

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Maintenance and provenance

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2026-10-06

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Research metadata

Research date
2026-10-02
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2026-10-06