Percolate
  • Percolate - AI in the data tier
  • Getting started
    • Quick start
    • Docker
      • Services
    • Kubernetes
    • Managed Cloud
    • Basic concepts
      • Database components
      • Core functions
        • Entities
      • Admin Api
  • Configure
    • Add language models
    • Add tools via APIs
    • Add agents
  • Going multimodal
    • Introduction
    • Querying
      • Graph
      • Vector
      • Key-value
      • Relational
    • Indexing
  • Recipes
    • Percolating Python-first
    • Percolating SQL-first
    • Percolate for SREs
    • No-code Percolate
    • Founder's DataRoom P8
    • Document Drafter P8
  • Concepts
    • Why put AI in the data tier?
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Percolate - AI in the data tier

Percolate is a data-native agentic orchestrator in a multimodal database

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Last updated 3 months ago

Percolate brings language models, tools and agents into the database. You can orchestrate powerful agentic systems with multi-modal RAG in any language, including natural language.


Try it now

git clone https://github.com/Percolation-Labs/percolate.git
docker compose up -d #The connection details are in the docker-compose file
#cd clients/python/percolate to use poetry to run the cli
poetry run p8 init

You can ask a question to make sure things are working. Using your preferred Postgres client log in to the database on port 5438 using password:password and ask a question.

Select * from percolate('How does Percolate make it easy to add AI to applications?')

Learn more

We are building out examples in the docs but you might start with Percolating Python-first

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To run it locally, clone the

From the repo, launch the docker container so you can connect with your preferred database client. This assumes you have installed Docker e.g. .

The easiest way to get started is to run the init - this will add some test data and also sync API tokens for using language models from your environment into your local database instance. This requires to be installed.

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