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Llamaparse currently only parses PDF documents, as far as I know. OmniParse aims to process any data type, from documents and images to videos and websites, and
by adithya-s-k 2y ago
Llamaparse currently only parses PDF documents, as far as I know. OmniParse aims to process any data type, from documents and images to videos and websites, and provide the best representation for AI applications.
We have a few dependencies that are licensed under GNU, which is why we have that license. However, I am currently training models to be under the MIT license and plan to replace the current GNU-licensed dependency to eliminate this limitation.
- brianjking 2y agoThat's fantastic, the MIT license will allow commercial usage as well, right? Will you be launching a commercial SaaS offering of it as well? Any ETA?
- adithya-s-k 2y agoOh, I will do some more research on LlamaParse. Yep, planning to release it under a commercially permissible license. We have an active API which we are using for our internal clients, and we are planning to release it soon. Regarding the ETA of the new model, I don't have a fixed deadline as we are training and testing for a lot of edge cases. Currently, we are doing research and trying to build/train in public on X/Twitter.
- brianjking 2y agoLlamaParse supports 80+ file types, just FYI. https://docs.cloud.llamaindex.ai/llamaparse/features/supported_document_types https://docs.cloud.llamaindex.ai/llamaparse/features/support...
- riku_iki 2y agoBut this is not open source? It is some cloud stuff.