Rag-Push Command

docs/commands/push.txt

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rag-push(1)
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NAME
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rag-push - Push a knowledge-base to remote

SYNOPSIS
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[verse]
'rag push' [--remote=<remote url>] [--[no-]configs] [--[no-]prompts]
            [--[no-]queries] [--quiet | -q]

DESCRIPTION
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If the knowledge-base was created by `rag clone`, you don't have to specify
`--remote`. Otherwise, you have to use `--remote` option to tell ragit where
to push.

If you have created a new knowledge-base and want to push it, you first have
to create a knowledge-base in the server, then push the local knowledge-base
to the server. It's like creating a repository in github and push your local
repository to github. How to create a knowledge-base depends on what frontend
of ragithub you're using.

If the knowledge-base in the server is private, you need an api key. You have
to set `RAGIT_API_KEY` environment variable.

It uses archive format to send data to server. Run `rag help archive` to see
more information about the archives.

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Title: Rag-Push Command

Summary

The rag-push command is used to push a local knowledge-base to a remote server, with options to customize the push process, including specifying a remote URL and configuring what data to include, such as configs, prompts, and queries, with support for private knowledge-bases using an API key.