Prompt Design for Grounded Answers Instead of Creative Ones
How to write prompts that keep a RAG assistant answering from retrieved documents: block separation, positive instructions and traceable citations.
How to write prompts that keep a RAG assistant answering from retrieved documents: block separation, positive instructions and traceable citations.
How to test a document-grounded assistant before launch: build the eval set from real questions, separate retrieval from generation, measure groundedness.
On-premise RAG keeps documents, index, embeddings and inference inside your boundary. What you lose in model choice, and what you gain in control.
RAG assistants invent answers when retrieval fails first. How chunking, metadata and citation checks stop fabrication in document Q&A.
Reliable citations come from the retrieval layer, not the model. How to design chunk ids, anchors and answer formats so an AI assistant links to real...
Why dense vector search alone fails on company documents, what BM25 still does better, and how hybrid retrieval merges both ranked lists into one.
How chunk size and overlap decide retrieval quality, where to cut documents, and the failure modes that show up when boundaries are wrong.
How retrieval augmented generation grounds answers in your own documents: ingestion, embedding, retrieval, generation, and why citations matter.
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