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anygrep
Find a half-remembered note, PDF page or screenshot without a GPU or cloud
It lets you search your own files by meaning on an ordinary laptop, with nothing leaving the machine and no vector database to run.
anygrep is a Python command-line tool that indexes text notes, PDFs and images with a local EmbeddingGemma model in int8 ONNX, then answers queries by meaning rather than exact words. It needs no GPU and no server; the model is a one-time 350 MB download, plus 200 MB for images. Install with pipx or uv, or try it once with uvx. It also exposes a Python API. MIT licensed, tested on Linux with CI on Windows and Apple silicon.
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