Tagged: RAG
5 articles on rag.
RAG Isn't Dead. You're Just Using It Wrong.
The 'RAG is dead' narrative is wrong, but it's wrong in an interesting way. What kills LLM context quality in production, and what to do about it.
Beyond Chunks: Why Faceted Context Is the Future of RAG
Chunk-based RAG returns results. Faceted context gives agents peripheral vision: an understanding of the information landscape that lets them navigate rather than just consume. What that looks like in a domain where getting it wrong matters.
Context Rot: The Silent Performance Killer in Your LLM Application
Your LLM system works great in demos and degrades in production. The culprit is almost never the model. It's what you're feeding it. How to diagnose and fix context rot before it kills your product.
Building a GenAI Platform That Doesn't Collapse Under Its Own Weight
GenAI platforms don't fail because the models are bad. They fail because teams build everything at once. A practitioner's guide to layered architecture, from the minimal production-ready core to healthcare-grade guardrails.
Why I Stopped Using RAG for Coding Agents (And What I Do Instead)
The instinct when building a coding agent is 'I need RAG to handle large codebases.' The better instinct is giving the agent tools to explore code the way a senior engineer would: reading files, following imports, tracing execution.