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Do AI agents pick Qdrant?

How often agents choose Qdrant when a developer needs vector database — measured across Claude, GPT, Gemini.

Qdrant

#5 of 5 vector db
0%Pick Rate
95% CI 0%2%

When developers ask an AI agent for vector db, Qdrant is picked 0% of the time — ranking #5 of 5 measured across Claude, GPT, Gemini.

Picked 0% Named, not picked 40% Never surfaced 60%

Beaten by Pinecone (30%), pgvector (13%), Chroma (1%), Weaviate (0%).

Awareness

0 docs in FineWeb (10BT sample) · 341 URLs in Common Crawl

In the raw web crawl, but thin in the filtered corpus models actually train on — an awareness gap at the source.

AdoptionDid the pick convert to installs? Public Adoption = npm downloads of your packages. The proof half of the funnel.

2.5M installs / month ▲ 14% MoM

Growing despite a low Pick Rate — winning the agent pick is upside, not a dependency.

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About Qdrant

A vector search engine for storing, searching, and managing high-dimensional vector embeddings.

Qdrant is a vector database and search engine designed for applications that need to find similar items based on vector representations — such as semantic search, recommendation systems, and similarity matching. It stores collections of vectors alongside optional payload data and exposes APIs for querying nearest neighbors. It can be self-hosted via Docker or used as a managed service.

Where to start

Run Qdrant locally with Docker, then use the JavaScript REST client or another supported client to create a collection and start upserting and querying vectors against the REST API.

Install

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