Within the next few years, it will introduce an additional enterprise edition, a SaaS offering, or a change in licensing terms.

> The idea behind the Agentic Data Stack is a higher-level integration to provide a composable software stack for agentic analytics that users can setup quicky, with room for customization.

I agree with this. For those who have been programming with LLM, the difference between something working and not working can be a simple "sentence" conveying the required context. I strongly believe data enrichment will be one of the main ways we can make agents more effective and efficient. Data enrichment is the foundation for my personal assistant feature https://github.com/gitsense/chat/blob/main/packages/chat/wid...

Basically instead of having agents blindly grep for things, you would provide them with analyzers that they can use to search with. By making it dead simple for domain experts to extract 'business logic' from their codebase, we can solve a lot of problems, much more efficiently. Since data is the key, I can see why ClickHouse will make this move since they probably want to become the storage for all business logic.

Note: I will be dropping a massive update to how my tool generates and analyzes metadata this week, so don't read too much into the demo or if you decide to play with it. I haven't really been promoting it because the flow hasn't been right, but it should be this week.

At its simplest the team who was building that rad thing called LibreChat, now works at ClickHouse and build that rad thing called LibreChat.

Even simpler, the LibreChat team works at ClickHouse and are now my colleagues.

More complex, acquisitions can take a variety of "forms"...most importantly in these scenarios (and now I speak without knowledge of the deal structure) is making sure the team is paid, that copyright/trademark stuff is worked out, that OSS plans are discussed, and that everyone is excited to work together.

I too have LibreChat deployed for my personal use and now the only question is how long until it will inevitably be enshittified/monetized.

Must feel even worse for volunteers who worked on the project but don't get any benefit from the aquisition.

Rather, people have to ask questions of it, and interact with the data. Increasingly, that is via AI tooling.

We've had a long-standing demo at llm.clickhouse.com (librechat, bedrock, anthropic).

(disclaimer: work at ClickHouse)