找我呀
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What is 找我呀?
找我呀 is a local AI knowledge assistant for working with files kept on a user’s computer. Its main focus is to combine semantic file search with document-based question answering, so people can describe what they need in natural language, locate relevant material, and work through information already present in their files. The product is positioned for personal knowledge work and everyday office-oriented document retrieval.
The interaction centers on two related modes: searching across indexed files and asking questions about their contents. It can work with document, spreadsheet, presentation, and image materials described in the available product record, making it useful for finding meeting notes, project files, research material, or personal references; the practical scope depends on which files have been added and processed.
Key features of 找我呀
Natural-language file search
Users can describe the information they want in ordinary language, and the tool searches indexed local material by semantic relevance. This is suited to retrieval tasks where the exact filename or wording is not remembered.
Document questions and summaries
Its question-and-answer mode works around processed local files and can analyze or summarize their contents. It is intended for extracting key points and clarifying information from material the user has made available to the tool.
Multiple file formats
The available product description lists content reading for DOC, DOCX, PDF, TXT, PPTX, XLSX, XLS, CSV, JPG, and PNG files. This lets users bring several common document, table, presentation, and image formats into one search scope.
Local file indexing
The tool builds a semantic index for files that the user adds and updates that index when file changes are detected. This supports ongoing search and question answering over a working collection of materials rather than a single document.