Evidence quality
Parsing, chunk boundaries, metadata, freshness, and retrieval determine what the model can know.
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Turn your corpus, scale, freshness, permissions, and answer risk into a practical retrieval architecture.
Select everything the assistant must retrieve.
Profile the corpus, freshness, permissions, languages, and answer risk before seeing recommendations.
Parsing, chunk boundaries, metadata, freshness, and retrieval determine what the model can know.
Tenant and user boundaries must constrain candidates before content enters model context.
Relevance, faithfulness, abstention, latency, and cost need versioned test sets and release thresholds.
Decision trees for chunking, retrieval, and evaluation in production RAG.
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Retrieval-augmented generation retrieves relevant evidence from your own sources and supplies it to a language model before the model answers.
It is a directional capacity estimate based on pages and source type. Real chunk counts depend on parsing quality, token distribution, tables, code structure, overlap, and deduplication.
Choose only after measuring corpus size, filters, hybrid search, latency, operations, data residency, and cost. A simple pgvector deployment is often enough for smaller systems.
Filtering after generation is too late. The retriever must exclude unauthorised documents before their content reaches the model context.
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Framz builds ingestion, hybrid retrieval, permission filtering, evaluation, and operating controls around your actual data.
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