Add new Apify-Haystack RAG Web Browser example notebook and update README and index.toml #159
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Can you give more info around the how this actor works? something like "First, we need to understand how RAG Web Browser Actor works and its output format. It accepts a search phrase or URL, performs a Google Search, crawls web pages from the top search results, cleans the HTML, and converts the content into text or Markdown"
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Line #3. generator = OpenAIGenerator(model="gpt-3.5-turbo")
This model is deprecated. You should use gpt-4o-mini or gpt-4o instead
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Thanks for the cookbook @ohlava! I left some comments, they're all minor changes :)
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| title = "RAG: Web Search and Analysis with Apify and Haystack" | ||
| notebook = "apify_haystack_rag_web_browser.ipynb" | ||
| topics = ["Web Search", "Analysis", "RAG"] |
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| topics = ["Web Search", "Analysis", "RAG"] | |
| topics = ["Web-QA", "Data Scraping", "RAG"] |
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@bilgeyucel thank you, all valid points. We'll fix it. |
Add Cookbook: RAG Web Search and Analysis with Apify and Haystack
This PR introduces a new cookbook example. This example demonstrates how to integrate Apify’s RAG Web Browser Actor with Haystack to enable LLM applications to search the web, extract content, and analyze the results using a language model.