Installing Private GPT to interact with your own documents!!

Installing Private GPT allows users to interact with their personal documents in a more efficient and customized manner. With this cutting-edge technology, individuals can now access and manage their digital content with ease, all while maintaining complete privacy and security. Private GPT is an innovative solution that empowers users to take control of their digital world.

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0:00 intro
0:21 about privateGPT
1:19 PrivateGPT github
2:08 Installing Python 3.11
4:42 Installing Poetry
5:23 Adding Python To PATH
6:20 Installing PrivateGPT
9:24 Installing CUDA Toolkit
11:43 Running PrivateGPT
14:17 Conclusion

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[eidcugm]

I got the issue fixed and want to share it here - i type poetry install --extras "ui embeddings-huggingface llms-llama-cpp vector-stores-qdrant" instead and it works.

[emammadov]

Legend! Thanks a lot! I spent a ton of time trying to find a set of instructions that actually work but to no avail. Until I stumbled across your video. Thanks again!

[dgm]

Thank you for your videos. As a subscriber to your channel, I look forward to each new one. I would like to make a comment, and perhaps a suggestion for a future video. As a Finance Manager for the last 40+ years, I have come to find these three areas important as it relates to the retrieval of information. What every office need is a way to search:
1) URL's, EXCEL, and PDF on the internet.
2) EXCEL and CSV files locally. (and Securely)
3) PDF and DOC documents locally. (and Securely)
And nowadays, you could never get a NON GUI program adopted by the office staff. And of course, all three of the search types would be incorporated into the same GUI.
Python based program would be the preferred language. Ollama based. No wrapper programs like streamlit, etc. Thanks for your time, and keep up the good work.

[kearneyIT]

this is gold, thank you very much and keep up the brilliant work man

[pranavr]

How well does it work with datasheets? I'm thinking about uploading datasheets of some electronic component and get help with writing drivers

[ewookiis]

I am a bit wondering why this did not go into a container instead of a venv, since there's dependency twists before this?

[lokomokoyo]

Thanks for the video! 5 minutes in and already super helpful. sub'd

[dukeseb]

It took a bit, I had some hurdles that you didnt have in the video with permissions an installs that didnt exist, but I got through and it was running. then i rebooted and its not running anymore. not sure how to start it back up again also how to make it start on boot. can you help?

[Namikaze]

Thank you so much man, , , , this is incredibly useful ... fire content.. a definite subs and follower

[aketo]

Thank you. Any special when Python is already installed, for other issues?

[KevinPL]

i am relatively new to this topic and have a question. how can i run this on a server, so that it runs independent from a specific PC? I want to employ it companywide

[xsy]

Nice video! I got it installed, but is there a way to improve the performance of the response? It's often very slow, even if I run it on an RTX 4090 and an i9 13k.

[Reality_Check_]

@Novaspirit Tech I am having issues with the poetry install --with ui command. I keep getting an error stating that Poetry could not find a pyproject.toml file. Any ideas on how to resolve that?

[eidcugm]

I followed the how you instructions until on the part where or at 7:40 min on the video, that to type in ---> poetry install --with ui, local and man i got this error ---> Group(s) not found: local (via --with), ui (via --with). Need help on this part

[iomarian]

why didn't you use a venv for installing python 3.11 ?

[iclonethefirst]

I followed your steps on Linux Mint 21.3, but now that I'm running it the Browser, I get this Error when trying to use prompts: "NoneType' object has no attribute 'split". What could I have done wrong?

[explosiveenterprises]

7:39 Timestamp: poetry install --with ui, local: Group(s) not found: local (via --with), ui (via --with)
Seems that these commands no longer work

[danda]

I don´t know what is wrong but I cannot install the segment with: python3 -m pip install pip, it just doesn´t work, even after changing the: export PATH ="~/.local/bin:$PATH" and i have python3.11.8

[maciofacio]

it's working, thanks for that. But... how to do this to work after reboot? do i have to start those few commands after every reboot? Maybe someone have this sorted out?

[ChargedPulsar]

Did this work for anyone who tried? I'm having installation problems with exact steps on a clean install.