YDA – Open-Source Java AI Assistant

YDA is a software project designed to empower Java enterprises with cutting-edge AI Assistant capabilities. Adopting a modular approach, YDA enables the development of custom components, offering flexibility to create tailored solutions or select from pre-built options.

Using YDA

YDA binaries are available at repo.yda.
To access the latest features, YDA can be built from source.
JDK 11 is required for YDA core functionality, while JDK 17 is necessary for Spring integrations.

Building from Source

To build YDA and publish to a local Maven Repository:

./gradlew publishToMavenLocal

This command builds all JARs and documentation, then publishes them to the local Maven Repository. Tests are not executed by this command. To build everything, including tests, use:

./gradlew build

Getting Started

The reference documentation includes detailed installation instructions as well as a comprehensive getting started guide.

Contributing

For contribution guidelines, see CONTRIBUTING.

Requirements

Core

YDA core operates on Java 11.

Integrations and Implementations

YDA currently provides integrations and implementations exclusively for the Spring Framework, relying on Java 17. RAG implementation relies on Milvus and OpenAI.

License

YDA is released under version 3 of the GNU Lesser General Public License.