[ocolegro]

thanks, this is really solid feedback - we will make a more inclusive docker image to make the setup easier/faster.

Think of R2R as an SDK with an out of the box admin dashboard / playground that you can plug into.

[rahimnathwani]

The installation instructions should be:

1. Download this docker compose file.

2. Run docker compose using this command.

3. Upload your first file (or folder) of content using this command.

It's fine to have to pip install the client, but it might be worth also providing an example curl command for uploading an HTML/text/PDF file.

The quickstart confused me because it started with python -m r2r.quickstart.example or something. It wasn't clear why I need to run some quickstart example, or how I would specify the location of my doc(s) or what command to run to index docs for real. Sure I could go read the source, but then it's not really a quick start.

Also it would be good to know:

- how to control chunk size when uploading a new document

- what type(s) of search are supported. You mention something about hybrid search, but the quickstart example doesn't explain how to choose the type of search (I guess it defaults to vector search).

HTH

[ocolegro]

Thanks I agree that would be a more streamlined introduction.

The quickstart clearly has too much content in retrospect, and the feedback here makes it clear we should simplify.

[doctorpangloss]

Do you really need pgvecto-rs? It isn't supported on RDS, Google, Azure, etc. It complicates deployment everywhere.