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Goodbye, vanilla RAG.
Hello, Agentic RAG!
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The common vanilla RAG implementation processed the user query through a retrieval and generation pipeline to generate a response grounded in external knowledge.
Advanced vanilla RAG techniques... See more
why your coding agents don't need rag anymore
nik pash from cline explained why he no longer recommends rag for autonomous coding agents, and his points hit harder than i expected.
the application layer is shrinking. all the clever engineering we build around llms keeps becoming obsolete as... See more
jason liux.comRAG, which stands for "Retrieval Augmented Generation," is a strategy in artificial intelligence where a large language model (LLM) retrieves relevant information from an external knowledge base (like a database or document collection) before generating a response to a user query, ensuring the response is more accurate and contextually relevant by... See more