Product Teams Adding AI Q&A Features
Ground your in-app assistant in your own docs, help centre, and data — so it gives accurate, on-brand answers instead of generic ones.
We design and build retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) pipelines that ground AI responses in your own documents, knowledge bases, and data — so answers stay accurate, current, and traceable as your content grows.
Who we build for
An AI assistant is only as good as what it can find. We build retrieval pipelines that connect your documents, wikis, and databases to your AI — so every answer is grounded in your actual content, with sources you can check.
Ground your in-app assistant in your own docs, help centre, and data — so it gives accurate, on-brand answers instead of generic ones.
Turn dormant docs, tickets, and logs into knowledge bases your team can query in plain language — no more digging through folders.
Citation-ready retrieval so every AI answer can be traced back to a source document — built for industries where audit trails matter.
If your AI feature 'sounds right but is wrong', RAG is usually the fix. We diagnose and rebuild retrieval to close the gap.
Why Chayaniq for RAG
Retrieval-augmented generation only works when the retrieval half is done right. Here is what we bring to make your AI's answers accurate and traceable.
Pipelines that ingest PDFs, wikis, tickets, and databases — chunked and structured for high-quality retrieval.
Vector similarity combined with keyword search — so retrieval handles both 'find similar meaning' and 'find this exact term'.
Every answer links back to its source documents — critical for trust, audits, and compliance.
As your content changes, the index updates automatically — so answers never go stale.
Eval suites measure retrieval accuracy and relevance — so you know the pipeline is actually working, not just running.
The right vector database for your scale and budget — pgvector, Pinecone, Weaviate, or Qdrant — tuned for your workload.
Industries we serve
What counts as a 'document' differs by industry — clinical notes, financial filings, engineering specs, policy wordings. We design retrieval pipelines around your industry's content.
How we work
Retrieval quality is the foundation everything else depends on. Our process measures retrieval before tuning generation — so improvements are real, not anecdotal.
We catalogue your content sources — documents, wikis, tickets, databases — and identify access controls and update frequency.
We design ingestion pipelines and chunking strategies tuned to your content types and query patterns.
Vector store selection, hybrid search, and re-ranking — chosen and configured for your scale and budget.
We build eval suites measuring retrieval accuracy and relevance against real questions before tuning generation.
Pipeline deployed with citation-ready responses and confidence thresholds for 'I don't know' handling.
Continuous re-indexing as content changes, with ongoing query analysis to catch drift.
Retrieval-augmented generation only works when the retrieval half is done right. We design ingestion, indexing, and retrieval so responses stay accurate, current, and traceable.
Pipelines that ingest PDFs, wikis, tickets, and databases — chunked and structured for high-quality retrieval.
Our stack
Ingestion, retrieval, and evaluation tooling — selected to keep answers grounded, current, and traceable as your content grows.
Perspectives
Short reads from how we ship—architecture, product, and ops. Same themes as this service, different angles.
March 2026
Cost, latency, and operational overhead — a practical comparison for teams choosing a vector store for production RAG.
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Most 'hallucination' problems are actually retrieval problems. Chunking, hybrid search, and re-ranking fixes that move the needle.
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