Want to spin up your app on your own machine? Here's the deal.
The stack's pretty straightforward - FastAPI paired with Postgres. Get Docker running and you're already halfway done.
Grab your API credentials first. You'll need keys from OpenAI, Anthropic, and p0 if you're using web search functionality.
Once that's sorted, fire up docker compose up --build -d in your terminal. That's it. Your system's live and running locally.
No complicated setups. No endless configuration files. Just a clean deployment process that actually works.
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CryptoMotivator
· 19h ago
Just one Docker Compose command is all it takes. I love this straightforward approach.
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Ser_This_Is_A_Casino
· 19h ago
The combination of FastAPI and Postgres is standard, and one-click startup with Docker is really convenient.
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BlockchainNewbie
· 19h ago
The combination of FastAPI and Postgres is really smooth; just use Docker to pull it up with one click and you're good to go.
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SchrödingersNode
· 19h ago
Just use docker compose, is it really that simple?
Want to spin up your app on your own machine? Here's the deal.
The stack's pretty straightforward - FastAPI paired with Postgres. Get Docker running and you're already halfway done.
Grab your API credentials first. You'll need keys from OpenAI, Anthropic, and p0 if you're using web search functionality.
Once that's sorted, fire up docker compose up --build -d in your terminal. That's it. Your system's live and running locally.
No complicated setups. No endless configuration files. Just a clean deployment process that actually works.