RAG document intelligence QA

ML system · implementation reference
Ingest chunks documents for retrieval, then answers questions using retrieved context and a hosted model.

What buyers should infer

Answers questions from your own documents in plain language and points to the exact source for each answer.

Commercial fit

Routes into ML APIs work when document Q&A is contracted as an optional bounded module—citations, corpus ceilings, infra owner on your side—not an open-ended “chat with everything” retainer.

Reference overview

Ingest chunks documents for retrieval, then answers questions using retrieved context and a hosted model. Each reply cites document, page, and chunk identifiers so answers stay traceable.

Handoff notes

The deployed API demonstrates rate limits, health checks, optional keys, retrieval floors, and CORS—the sort of operational scaffolding a scoped retrieval pilot expects. Bounded scope, corpus hygiene, and client-side ownership remain contract questions, not turnkey rentals.

Repositories & demos

Public proof only—client deliverables stay under separate agreements.

Evidence idrag
Closest storefront packageML APIs & Real-Time Serving

HTTP service around a frozen model (or agreed stack): request/response schema, timeouts, versioning, and operations notes your team can run—built for clarity and handover.

Stack & keywords
  • FastAPI
  • FAISS
  • sentence-transformers
  • Docker
  • OpenAI / Ollama
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