Company knowledge
Answer questions about internal procedures and knowledge using company sources. Your application decides what each user can access.
Use cases / Data and knowledge
RAG
Connect AI models with private, specialized or up-to-date information. With RAG, your application retrieves relevant content from your data before generating each answer.
QDivZero brings together the components of your RAG architecture: embedding models, vector search and LLMs. Build company assistants, product copilots and search tools with your own context and source references.
The context your model needs
Connect a language model to your sources. Retrieve relevant context before generating each answer.
Answer questions about internal procedures and knowledge using company sources. Your application decides what each user can access.
Update sources as content changes. Retrieve current information for each query without retraining the LLM for every document change.
Scope answers to your domain’s documentation. Combine retrieval and filters to select the right context for each question.
Retain references to retrieved passages. Show the documents supporting an answer so users can verify it.
Build it with QDivZero
Retrieve relevant source passages and send them to the LLM with the question. Your application retains references, updates the index and defines how to answer when information is missing.
Split content into passages and keep source references.
Represent each passage using your chosen embedding model.
Store vectors with content and metadata.
Embed the question using the same embedding model.
Find relevant passages in your vector index.
Reorder candidates when you need to refine the context.
Send the query and selected context to the LLM.
Return the result and keep references to the content.
Open-weight / Hugging Face
Choose embeddings to represent your data, a reranker if retrieval needs refinement and an LLM to generate answers. Evaluate the combination with your queries: RAG quality depends on both the retrieved content and the model that responds. Include unanswerable queries, organisational terms, and questions requiring multiple sources. Compare the entire chain using the same inputs: changing the language model does not fix retrieval that fails to supply necessary context.
Embeddings
Represent documents and queries as vectors for semantic similarity search.
View model on Hugging FaceReranking
Reorder retrieved results according to their relevance to the query.
View model on Hugging FaceText and vision
For conversation, code, and tasks combining text, images, and your own context.
View model on Hugging FaceRAG
RAG stands for retrieval-augmented generation. This architecture searches your data and adds relevant information to an LLM context before generating an answer. Use it to build AI applications that query your own or recently updated documentation.
Prepare and index content using an embedding model. For each query, retrieve relevant passages, select context, and send it to an LLM with the question. QDivZero provides models and Retrieval as components for your RAG application.
RAG provides information through retrieval for each query. Fine-tuning adapts model parameters using training examples. Start with RAG for changing documents, and consider fine-tuning for specific behaviors or tasks. The two approaches can be combined.
Review document preparation, passage size, and the embedding model. Compare retrieved content relevance and add reranking where it helps select context. Evaluate LLM instructions and answers using real queries.
Yes. Build RAG with open-weight embedding, reranking, and text generation models. Deploy compatible Hugging Face models through QDivZero and combine them with Retrieval. Change the LLM while keeping your application retrieval logic.
Cost depends on deployed models, compute, document volume, and query load. Context length and reranking also affect the workload. Size each component using real traffic and review QDivZero pricing options.
Reindex documents that change, keep their metadata and remove obsolete versions. You can keep the LLM and update the context your application retrieves without retraining it. If you change the embedding model, regenerate the index vectors so documents and queries remain compatible.
Use the question or agent task to query Retrieval. Send the retrieved passages to the LLM together with instructions and conversation context. Your application decides when to retrieve information, how to show sources and what to do when the documentation does not contain enough information to answer.
Build a RAG application with your company’s documentation, products and knowledge. Choose your models, prepare an index with Retrieval and integrate contextual answers into your product with QDivZero.