Inquir Compute

AI-First Lambda Serverless Computing

111 followers

AI-First Lambda Serverless Computing

111 followers

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Inquir Compute is a PaaS serverless platform for JavaScript / Python: write functions in a web IDE, deploy instantly, and expose them via a built-in API Gateway. Get fast starts with Hot Lambdas (container pooling), multi-tenant workspaces with API keys, and first-class support for AI agents & pipelines.

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Launch tags:Analytics•Artificial Intelligence•Tech

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Inquir Compute

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Excited to unveil Inquir! 🚀 We've crafted a tool that simplifies integrating advanced search functionalities into your apps. Whether you're a developer or a business, Inquir is designed to boost your application's search capabilities with features like real-time indexing and full-text search. How do you see Inquir enhancing your product's user experience? Let's discuss!

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1yr ago

@new_user___1132024007e8749605c4bb9 Great product! I'm working on something similar for a niche audience, so I'm really interested in the retrieval efficiency and accuracy here

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1yr ago

Inquir Compute

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@bellam_saiteja Inquir prioritizes retrieval efficiency and accuracy by combining pipelined approaches with customizable options like stop-word removal, thesaurus application, and it's ranking algorithms. This way, we can tailor search results to specific needs and optimize response times, even for complex queries.

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1yr ago

@new_user___1132024007e8749605c4bb9 Great.

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1yr ago

🎉 Congrats on the launch of Inquir! This search-as-a-service platform looks like a game-changer for devs. How will you be helping businesses make sense of their data faster and easier?

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1yr ago

Inquir Compute

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@ihuzaifashoukat hi, Inquir can aggreaget several data source into one and provide unified search engine over it. So it would definitely help to reduce the number of interactions with different knowledge base systems.

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1yr ago