Built an webpage to showcase Singaporean infra and laws/acts
Landing page for Singapore infrastructure info, but no clear product differentiation or feature depth.
A sophisticated RAG intelligence engine for Singaporean laws, policies, and history. Comes with a triple-AI failover backend (Gemini/Llama/Groq), semantic embeddings using FAISS, and an Apple-inspired interactive UI. Designed with precision and high availability in mind.
Someone actually built uptime into the AI stack: a documented triple-failover for inference (Gemini Flash → Llama 3.3 via OpenRouter → Llama 3.3 via Groq) so demos don't die when one model is slow. The combo of 33k+ curated Singapore PDFs, local BGE-M3 embeddings and FAISS retrieval gives the project real credibility as an auditable knowledge engine, while the Framer glassmorphism UI shows attention to interaction. That said, reliance on proprietary inference endpoints and notable operational complexity could make reproduction and long-term hosting tricky.
Legal researchers, policy analysts, journalists, civic tech developers and Singapore-focused information seekers
Landing page for Singapore infrastructure info, but no clear product differentiation or feature depth.
Triple-LLM failover (Gemini → Llama 3.3 via OpenRouter → Groq), local BGE‑M3 embeddings and FAISS-backed retrieval show someone thought about latency and uptime, not just model demos. The README brags about 33k pages and 'non-hallucination' claims but stops short of evaluation details or realistic ops guidance — running 70B models and local embedding stacks is impressive on paper but a heavy lift in practice.
There are real engineering moves here: 33k+ pages ingested, 1024-dim BGE-M3 embeddings served locally for privacy/latency, FAISS for millisecond retrieval and a clever 'triple‑AI' failover chain (Gemini → Llama via OpenRouter → Groq) to keep demos responsive. The frontend leans into Apple-style glassmorphism with Framer Motion interactions, so it actually feels like a thought-through product rather than a hack — biggest caveat is reliance on proprietary LLMs and infrastructure complexity for anyone wanting to reproduce it.
Modular RAG with MCP integration, but Langchain and LlamaIndex already dominate.
Relevance scores and hallucination detection when LangSmith already exists.
Waitlist for RAG platform launching in 2 months with no demo.