Add deliverance provider#6628
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@edwardcapriolo please fix these but I am no member or maintainer for this project.
Signed-off-by: Edward Guy Capriolo <edlinuxguru@gmail.com>
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Lasy push covers all items. I even made a spring swagger client. |
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Deliverance brings a Java provider to Spring AI for inference. With Deliverance you can get a powerful local inference engine without paying a model provider and without sending private data outside your network. If you already use Spring AI, the value is straightforward: the application is Java, the integration is Java, and the inference path can be Java too. You can understand the dependencies, take a stack trace, patch the code, and look under the hood when something matters.
I prepared a nice doc for you: https://github.com/edwardcapriolo/deliverance/blob/main/spring-ai-deliverance/no_black_box_java_ai.md