Anush Hey @yusuf-eren. I’m from the Qdrant team (anush.shetty@qdrant.com). We’d be happy to help build/maintain this integration for the community. Looking forward to hearing from the Vercel AI SDK team.
Gregor @anush a community plugin would be great, we will be happy to add it to the list of AI SDK community providers: ai-sdk.dev/providers/community-providers. The AI SDK does support reranking and embedding, but we do not have a store abstraction built into the AI SDK, that’s currently out of scope. Maybe you can add a guide on how to use Qdrant with AI SDK using your community provider and vector store?
Anush Hey @gr2m I’m a fan of your work on Octokit.js and Semantic Release. Thank you. but we do not have a store abstraction built into the AI SDK, that’s currently out of scope. I see. Building a plugin without a common abstraction means users won’t have the ability to swap the vector store providers. Like with other components. How about we have examples/guides on how to use the AI SDK with the Qdrant client instead?
Anshuman Bhardwaj I've never used it. I think Amazon SES is a good solution for hands-on teams. I've used Sendinblue and Mailgun in the past and the experience was good.
Narayan I haven’t personally used iDealSMTP, but I’ve heard some positive feedback about it being reliable for bulk email marketing. If you’re exploring options, you might also want to try SMTPMart or Mailgun. Both are well-known for good deliverability and solid customer support, especially when sending large volumes of emails
patrickjanes745-1458 Instead of asking which one is the best, compare each SMTP server for bulk email on inbox delivery, sending limits, SPF/DKIM support, bounce reports and support quality. As mentioned above, Amazon SES and Mailgun are common choices, and SMTPmart is another SMTP server for bulk email you can test with a small list. Whichever you pick, warm up your sending slowly and watch your bounce and spam rates before you mail your full list.
Jacob Paris You should be careful about all dependencies you add to your project, it doesn't matter if they come from skills.sh or npm, supply chain risks are the same But we do see the need for better solutions here and we have some on the way
Mealai Awesome! Is there an ETA? How difficult would it be to use them itmt? They have shields.io integration and api docs and they’re doing everything for free? oathe.ai/docs
Jacob Paris Skills Audits has launched here now skills.sh/audits