WordPress Weaviate search plugin

WordPress search super-charged with Weaviate vector search

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Super-charge your search with neural network vector search

Remove all limitations by using the mighty powers of Weaviate. Enjoy BERT, GPT-3, Question & Answers with unparalleled simplicity. And from WPSOLR 22.3, use views to split your search among several search engines. For instance, Weaviate for Q&A or CLIP image search, and the rest with OpenSearch, Algolia, Solr, Solr Cloud, or Elasticsearch.

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1-2-3 ready!

No need to be a technical wizard. You are just a few clicks away from a complete new Deep Neural search experience. 

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Hosted or not hosted?

Choose to install your own Weaviate. Or find a hosting service among the many already certified (soon)

Use large models from Pay As You Go APIs

In the past few years, the machine learning landscape was shaken from the ground with Transformers models, like BERT and GPT-3.

Some companies worked hard to make those models available to small businesses, thanks to Pays as you Go APIs:

OpenAI, HuggingFace, Cohere

Search WordPress media library with CLIP models

Would it be nice to retrieve your puppies and kittens images among tens of thousands of untagged images from the WordPress media library search bar?

This would be a game changer for your back-office team, wasting hours every single day browsing and scrolling for images without titles or descriptions or even tags…

And without the tedious task of tagging them all?

And in 50+ languages!

Yes indeed, this is now possible !

As promised, here is the first implementation of SeMI Technologies Weaviate Hugging Face multi2vec-clip vector image search inside the WordPress media library.

In the video, you can watch the upload of 4 images in the media library. Each image is indexed in real-time in a Weaviate multi2vec-clip docker instance. After that, just some fun playing with keywords like “cat”, “kitten with sunglasses”, “puppy eyes”, “wings”, “spectacles” and so on…

Question Answering with qna transformer models

Add Question Answering suggestions anywhere on your site, for any post type. For instance, on a forum search box, or a support search box.

Use any qna transformer model form Hugging Face that best suits your data.

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Manage your own Weaviate schema

Create and delete indexes with one click.

Automatically install the index mappings and settings, uuid keys and other technical stuff.

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Tune indexes, only if you want it

Connect to your GraphQL console to control your search.

Set Retrievers, Vectorizers, Readers, Generators in docker.

Integrate with OpenAI Embeddings, Huggingface Transformers, deepset’s Haystack, DocArray from Jina AI.

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Semantic search, but with advanced e-commerce features

 

No compromise. Keep using your favourite WooCommerce features like faceting, sorting, pagination, suggestions.

 

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Choose your data

 

Choose post types, taxonomies, and custom fields to search.

Manage custom field types, and conversion errors.

 

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Multi indexes

 

Choose among several indexes.

Useful for multi-languages, or testing.

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Control Indexing

 

Click on one button to index, re-index, or delete your data.

Choose Incremental or full reindexing. 

Index in real-time, or not.

Index by batches, and select the batch size.

Show debugging informations for troubleshooting.

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Index what you need

 

Choose post types and taxonomies to index, re-index, or delete.