Garry Tan

Airweave - Let Agents Search Any App

Airweave is an open-source dev tool that lets agents search any app. It connects to apps, databases, or document stores and turns their contents into searchable knowledge bases for agents.

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Antoine Bouchardy

This looks awesome! On the demo it looks like it is faster vs Claude - do you have an estimate on that? Also, what when there are multiple endpoints to look through?

Rauf Akdemir

@antoine_bouchardy endlessly chained MCP often end up in hallucination, which gives you nothing, so I guess infinitely faster (lol). Airweave aggregates all the knowledge into one endpoint that the search logic behind then manages

Paul Sanglé-Ferrière

Really cool approach. For teams with a lot of sensitive or regulated data, what’s your advice for balancing searchability with security and access controls? Any best practices you’ve seen work well?

Rauf Akdemir

@paul_sangle_ferriere1 in general our users just specify the parts that are not security-constrained. This mostly works out just fine because they don't want agents working on tricky parts anyway :)

Dhruv Roongta

We use airweave, and its great!

Lennert Jansen

great to be working together man @dhruv_roongta !

Bryce York

I love the fact that you built this out of your own needs.

Jason Chernofsky

that's super useful

Adityavardhan Agrawal

It's so good, even works better than the SOTA providers' direct integrations.

Joy Wang

Airweave is an impressive open-source dev tool that empowers agents to search across any app. By connecting to apps, databases, or document stores, it transforms their contents into searchable knowledge bases, streamlining information access and enhancing productivity for agents.

Vito Martin

Yes that will definitely be needed. Congrats on the launch and will be tracking progress, all the best!

Marco Dewey

The struggle to get agents to accurately retrieve information is real. The frustration of agents struggling with vague natural language requests and inefficiently chaining function calls is such a real pain point.

Aarav Bajaj

Congrats on the launch! Could also be interesting to explore integrations with domain-specific platforms (or some way for users to easily build connectors to them) like healthcare EHRs.