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Pinecone.NET

Pinecone.NET is a fully-fledged C# library for the Pinecone vector database.
In the absence of an official SDK, it provides first-class support for Pinecone in C# and F#.

Features

  • Standard Index operations
  • gRPC and REST transports for vector operations
  • Sparse-dense vectors
  • Efficient vector serialization
  • Metadata support
  • NativeAOT compatibility (e.g. for AWS Lambda)

Installation

dotnet add package Pinecone.NET or Install-Package Pinecone.NET

Usage

Working with indexes

using Pinecone;

// Initialize the client with your API key and environment
var apiKey = "your-api-key";
var environment = "your-environment"; // for example us-east4-gcp

using var pinecone = new PineconeClient(apiKey, environment);

// List all indexes
var indexes = await pinecone.ListIndexes();

// Create a new index if it doesn't exist
var indexName = "myIndex";
if (!indexes.Contains(indexName))
{
    await pinecone.CreateIndex(indexName, 1536, Metric.Cosine);
}

// Get the Pinecone index by name (uses gRPC by default).
// The index client is thread-safe, consider caching and/or
// injecting it as a singleton into your DI container.
using var index = await pinecone.GetIndex(indexName);

// Configure an index
await pinecone.ConfigureIndex(indexName, replicas: 2, podType: "p2");

// Delete an index
await pinecone.DeleteIndex(indexName);

Working with vectors

// Assuming you have an instance of `index`
// Create and upsert vectors
var vectors = new[]
{
    new Vector
    {
        Id = "vector1",
        Values = new float[] { 0.1f, 0.2f, 0.3f },
        Metadata = new MetadataMap
        {
            ["genre"] = "horror",
            ["duration"] = 120
        }
    }
};
await index.Upsert(vectors);

// Fetch vectors by IDs
var fetched = await index.Fetch(["vector1"]);

// Query scored vectors by ID
var scored = await index.Query("vector1", topK: 10);

// Query scored vectors by a new, previously unseen vector
var vector = new[] { 0.1f, 0.2f, 0.3f, ... };
var scored = await index.Query(vector, topK: 10);

// Query scored vectors by ID with metadata filter
var filter = new MetadataMap
{
    ["genre"] = new MetadataMap
    {
        ["$in"] = new[] { "documentary", "action" }
    }
};
var scored = await index.Query("birds", topK: 10, filter);

// Delete vectors by vector IDs
await index.Delete(new[] { "vector1" });

// Delete vectors by metadata filter
await index.Delete(new MetadataMap
{
  ["genre"] = new MetadataMap
  {
     ["$in"] = new[] { "documentary", "action" }
  }
});

// Delete all vectors in the index
await index.DeleteAll();

Working with Collections

using Pinecone;

// Assuming you have an instance of `PineconeClient` named `pinecone`
  
// List all collections
var collections = await pinecone.ListCollections();

// Create a new collection
await pinecone.CreateCollection("myCollection", "myIndex");

// Describe a collection
var details = await pinecone.DescribeCollection("myCollection");

// Delete a collection
await pinecone.DeleteCollection("myCollection");

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Feel free open an issue or a PR.