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krita-ai-diffusion is a Python repo built with anyio, pyqt6, and AIOHTTP. It reaches its data with alembic and SQLAlchemy, signs people in with cryptography and pyjwt, uses AI through albucore, albumentations, argostranslate, comfy-aimdo, comfy-kitchen, and 36 more, makes its content with av, comfyui-embedded-docs, comfyui-workflow-templates, cssselect2, imageio, and 12 more, validates its data with annotated-types, jsonschema, jsonschema-specifications, Pydantic, and referencing, is tested with pytest-asyncio, Pytest, and psutil, deploys with boto3, colorlog, and spacy-loggers, and uses gitdb and smart-open. It has 40,529 written lines, with 30 test files.

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The card says what it's built with. Its whole map opens it up: every part of the code and how it connects to the rest.

Frontend

Styles 3

Interface 5

Backend

Data 2

  • gitdb
  • smart-open

Data access 2

Sign-in 2

AI 41

29 more

Support

The base 3

Content 17

5 more

Validation 5

Testing 3

  • Pytest15 files
  • psutil1 file
  • pytest-asyncio

Deploy 3

Tools 20

  • antlr4-python3-runtime
  • click
  • nvidia-cuda-cupti
  • pygments
  • Ruff
  • Setuptools
  • Typer
  • uv
  • debugpy1 file
  • annotated-doc
  • cuda-pathfinder
  • gitpython
8 more
  • packaging
  • pip
  • pycparser
  • pyelftools
  • pyright
  • shellingham
  • typing-extensions
  • yapf

Other 96

  • NumPy1 file
  • absl-py
  • attrs
  • certifi
  • filelock
  • fsspec
  • hf-xet
  • Intel
  • joblib
  • lazy-loader
  • narwhals
  • networkx
84 more
  • nvidia-cuda-nvrtc
  • omegaconf
  • opencv-python-headless
  • platformdirs
  • portalocker
  • pycryptodome
  • pydantic-settings
  • python-dateutil
  • pyyaml
  • SciPy
  • simsimd
  • sounddevice
  • stringzilla
  • SymPy
  • termcolor
  • tqdm
  • trimesh
  • ujson
  • urllib3
  • wrapt
  • addict
  • aiofiles
  • aiohappyeyeballs
  • aiohttp-socks
  • aiosignal
  • blis
  • catalogue
  • cffi
  • chardet
  • charset-normalizer
  • colorama
  • confection
  • cymem
  • emoji
  • flatbuffers
  • frozenlist
  • ftfy
  • greenlet
  • h11
  • h2
  • hpack
  • httpcore
  • httpx
  • hyperframe
  • idna
  • importlib-metadata
  • iopath
  • kiwisolver
  • matrix-nio
  • minisbd
  • mpmath
  • multidict
  • murmurhash
  • nvidia-nvshmem-cu12
  • preshed
  • propcache
  • protobuf
  • pygithub
  • pynacl
  • pyparsing
  • python-dotenv
  • python-socks
  • pyzes
  • regex
  • requests
  • rpds-py
  • rtree
  • shapely
  • six
  • smmap
  • soundfile
  • srsly
  • tabulate
  • threadpoolctl
  • toml
  • truststore
  • typing-inspection
  • wasabi
  • wcwidth
  • weasel
  • xxhash
  • yacs
  • yarl
  • zipp

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Frequently asked questions

What language is krita-ai-diffusion written in?
krita-ai-diffusion is written in Python, with 40,529 written lines.
What framework does krita-ai-diffusion use?
krita-ai-diffusion is built with anyio, pyqt6, and AIOHTTP.
What does krita-ai-diffusion sign people in with?
krita-ai-diffusion signs people in with cryptography and pyjwt.
Does krita-ai-diffusion use AI?
Yes. krita-ai-diffusion uses AI through albucore, albumentations, argostranslate, comfy-aimdo, comfy-kitchen, ctranslate2, cuda-bindings, cuda-toolkit, einops, gguf, kornia, kornia-rs, MediaPipe, NVIDIA, nvidia-cuda-runtime, nvidia-cudnn-cu12, nvidia-cudnn-cu13, nvidia-cufft, nvidia-cusolver, nvidia-cusparse, onnxruntime, opencv-contrib-python, opencv-python, rocm-sdk-core, sacremoses, safetensors, scikit-image, scikit-learn, sentencepiece, spaCy, spacy-legacy, spandrel, stanza, thinc, tokenizers, torch, torchaudio, torchsde, torchvision, transformers, and triton.
What services does krita-ai-diffusion use?
krita-ai-diffusion uses gitdb and smart-open.
Does krita-ai-diffusion have tests?
Yes. krita-ai-diffusion has 30 test files and is tested with pytest-asyncio, Pytest, and psutil.
Which repos have a stack like krita-ai-diffusion's?
The ones that share most of its stack:ray-project/rayonyx-dot-app/onyxrun-llama/llama_index

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