bybit-exchange / kaas

What it does

• Readable articles. what you query is pages, not ranked fragments — see How It Works for the four phases that produce them
• Answers you can check. every chat reply cites the wiki articles behind it, so you can open the source and disagree with it (streamed over SSE)
• A knowledge base you own. articles are plain Markdown on disk — read them, hand-edit them, commit them, review a diff
• Adding one document costs one document. compiles are incremental against a content checksum, so a new note doesn't re-pay for the corpus you already compiled
• A long run survives its own failures. extract and pipeline work runs concurrently; tasks are leased, so a worker that dies mid-compile has its work reclaimed rather than lost, and repeated LLM failures trip a breaker instead of burning spen