O

open-source

Project Description: A Streamlit-based Farmers Knowledge Corpus Engine to collect, preserve, and visualize traditional agricultural knowledge, remedies, folk practices, stories, and historical insights directly from farmers across India. The application allows farmers to submit knowledge in text, audio, video, or image formats, supports search and filtering by keywords, category, and language, and provides visual analytics such as word clouds, contribution maps, and category charts. Users can like entries, add comments, and export the corpus in CSV or JSON formats. The project aims to preserve indigenous knowledge for researchers, students, and agricultural communities while promoting community engagement and knowledge sharing.

Tags:Streamlit, Python, Agriculture, Knowledge Corpus, Data Visualization, Community Engagement, Open Source

AI-powered offline-first Streamlit application for collecting corpus data (audio, video, image+caption, and text) in 11 Indian languages for SOAI 2025.

Swecha Project – A community-driven open-source project under Swecha initiative. This project is aimed at developing and contributing Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) solutions, built with Python and modern development practices, following GNU AGPLv3 license compliance.

"Tejaswi" is an open-source AI assistant that provides high-quality, accurate responses in nine major Indian languages. It solves the common problem of garbled text in Indic scripts by using a unique architecture: a powerful English-language model (Mistral-7B) for reasoning, combined with a real-time translation layer. This ensures users can interact fluently in their native language and receive reliable, coherent answers.

Meet Chef Ahmed, your friendly AI guide to Hyderabadi cuisine! 👨‍🍳 Get easy, step-by-step recipes in Hinglish. An open-source project with a focus on Indic languages.

SmartNotes is an AI-powered note generation app built with Flask and OpenAI. It helps users summarize and organize content into clean, concise notes quickly.

Festival Log – A Cultural Corpus Collection Engine

Festival Log is an open-source, AI-powered Streamlit application designed to document and preserve the rich festival traditions of India. Users can submit cultural information, stories, and personal experiences related to festivals in their local language. The app automatically translates each entry into Telugu using open-source AI models and displays all entries in a collective log. It is optimized for low-bandwidth areas, supports multilingual input, and contributes to building a parallel corpus for Indian language AI research.

A Streamlit app for preserving cultural knowledge through user submissions in Telugu and English. Built with ❤️ for Swecha SoAI 2025.