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RAG that survives production

Retrieval-augmented generation is easy to prototype and hard to keep honest. The difference is in the retrieval, not the generation.

Server racks in a data center

A weekend RAG prototype feels like magic. Then the knowledge base grows, the documents go stale, and the model starts confidently citing things that are no longer true. Production RAG is a data pipeline problem wearing an AI costume.

Retrieval quality is the ceiling

The model can only be as good as what you hand it. Chunking strategy, embedding choice, re-ranking and freshness matter more than which LLM you picked. We spend most of our RAG effort on retrieval evaluation — measuring whether the right context actually surfaces.

Cite, or do not claim

Grounded answers must link back to their sources so users — and your own team — can verify them. If the system cannot cite it, it should not assert it. That single rule kills most hallucination complaints.

Treat your knowledge base like code: versioned, tested, and continuously updated. RAG is not set-and-forget; it is a living system.

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