AI-Ready Data
Let agents answer from your knowledge, grounded and cited.
Prepare the corpus, embeddings, and vector store for retrieval-augmented generation, so an AI assistant answers from your proprietary content with grounding and citations, instead of a general model guessing.
How do we get an AI assistant that answers from our knowledge, not the internet's?
A general model has no idea what is in your SOPs, your warehouse, or your field notes, and when asked, it guesses. Retrieval-augmented generation fixes that by grounding answers in your own content. This project builds the retrieval layer it depends on: a clean corpus, a reliable embedding pipeline, and a vector store tuned for accurate recall.
What's included
Corpus preparation
Source content cleaned, chunked, and structured for retrieval, with the metadata that makes results filterable and citable.
Embedding pipeline
A repeatable embedding pipeline that keeps the vector store current as the underlying content changes.
Vector store setup
A vector database provisioned and tuned for accurate, low-latency retrieval at your scale.
Grounded retrieval
Retrieval wired so answers come back grounded in your content with citations, the foundation a trustworthy assistant needs.
How it works
- 1
Prepare the corpus
We clean, chunk, and enrich your source content with retrieval metadata.
- 2
Build the pipeline
We stand up the embedding pipeline and vector store, tuned for recall at your scale.
- 3
Validate retrieval
We test retrieval quality so answers come back grounded and citable.
What you walk away with
- A clean, chunked, metadata-rich corpus ready for retrieval
- A repeatable embedding pipeline that stays current
- A vector store tuned for accurate, low-latency recall
- Grounded, citable retrieval an assistant can build on
Frequently asked
- What can we build on top of this?
- RAG retrieval is the data layer under a knowledge assistant or a grounded agent. With it in place, the AI Workflow Automation pillar builds the assistant or agent that uses it.
- Does our data need to be perfect first?
- Not perfect, but trustworthy. Retrieval quality follows source quality, which is why this pairs well after Data Foundation work or a Data Audit that flags the gaps.
Ground your AI in your own knowledge
Book a consultation to build the retrieval stack a trustworthy, cited AI assistant depends on.
Where this leads next
Knowledge Graph
Add entity-rich context so retrieval follows real relationships, not just text similarity.
Explore the projectMCP Data Servers
Expose the retrieval layer to agents through governed MCP servers.
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