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    Agentic RAG Application Builder Skill

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    Architect and implement production-grade Agentic RAG systems with secured retrieval and cited reasoning.

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    Agentic RAG Application Builder Skill

    Agentic RAG Application Builder Skill

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    Design a RAG system for a legal firm that handles 50,000 sensitive DOCX contracts. We need tenant isolation, citation of specific clauses, and a hybrid search strategy for exact legal terms.

    • Read your context and instructions
    • Compiled the agentic rag application

    I have designed the architecture for your legal RAG system. This design prioritizes document-level ACLs and high-precision retrieval of legal terminology.

    Legal RAG Architecture Design

    ComponentSpecification
    IngestionIdempotent adapter for .docx using python-docx with hash-based deduplication.
    ChunkingClause-aware splitting using regex for "Article" and "Section" headers; 512-token limit.
    Metadata Schematenant_id, client_id, contract_date, access_level, version, source_uri.
    IndexingHybrid Search (BM25 for legal terms + Cosine Similarity for semantic intent).
    SecurityPre-retrieval filtering on tenant_id and access_level to prevent cross-leakage.
    ReasoningReAct agent loop with a check_conflicts tool for overlapping contract clauses.
    {
      "retrieval_pipeline": {
        "query_preprocessing": "Expansion of legal acronyms",
        "hybrid_alpha": 0.7,
        "reranker": "Cross-encoder for top-20 candidates",
        "citation_requirement": "Must map to document_id + section_heading"
      }
    }
    

    Next steps

    1. Define the specific RBAC mapping between your identity provider and the access_level metadata field.
    2. Select a reranking model (e.g., Cohere or BGE-Reranker) to handle nuanced legal phrasing.
    3. Prepare a gold-standard evaluation set of 50 complex legal queries to tune the hybrid search alpha.

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    About this skill

    Building reliable Agentic RAG applications requires more than just connecting a vector database to an LLM. Developers often struggle with hallucination, poor citation accuracy, broken chunk provenance, and security vulnerabilities like prompt injection via retrieved documents. This skill provides the architectural framework and implementation logic to build production-ready RAG systems where agents use retrieved evidence to solve tasks.

    What it does

    • Architects RAG pipelines by designing ingestion, parsing, and multi-hop retrieval workflows.
    • Defines chunking strategies including heading-aware, semantic, and table-aware methods to preserve context.
    • Secures retrieval boundaries by enforcing tenant isolation and document-level authorization before context reaches the model.
    • Orchestrates agent reasoning using bounded loops for query planning, evidence assessment, and tool execution.
    • Ensures factual groundedness by requiring citations that resolve to specific source metadata and verified chunks.

    How it works

    1. Define requirements such as corpus size, freshness needs, and specific document formats (PDF, Markdown, etc.).
    2. Design the data flow from ingestion and idempotent indexing to vector/hybrid search configuration.
    3. Configure the agent loop specifying tool contracts, stopping conditions, and iteration budgets.
    4. Implement evaluation using structured test sets for retrieval recall, groundedness, and citation accuracy.

    Frameworks & tools

    Works with Python, LangChain, LlamaIndex, Pinecone, Milvus, Weaviate, and standard embedding providers. It assumes a modular architecture where vector stores and LLMs are replaceable.

    Why this beats prompting it yourself

    Generic prompts often fail to handle document-level permissions or multi-hop reasoning. This skill enforces strict architectural patterns for metadata persistence, idempotent ingestion, and security boundaries that standard "chat with your PDF" prompts ignore.

    Use cases

    • Internal Knowledge Copilots that respect complex corporate permission structures.
    • Research Agents capable of synthesizing evidence across thousands of technical papers.
    • Support Automation that uses live documentation and approved tools to resolve tickets.

    Known limitations

    Does not perform OCR directly; requires external adapters for image-heavy documents. All performance benchmarks depend on the chosen embedding model and hardware.

    Requires external OCR for non-text PDFs. Does not include pre-built UI components. Latency and accuracy are dependent on the user's choice of embedding model and vector database.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    This skill provides a robust architectural framework for building 'production-grade' RAG, focusing on multi-hop retrieval, citation accuracy, and critical security layers like tenant isolation that basic RAG setups lack.

    The skill is designed with a modular architecture and is compatible with major Python-based frameworks including LangChain and LlamaIndex, as well as vector stores like Pinecone, Milvus, and Weaviate.

    You will receive the complete architectural logic, implementation workflows for ingestion and retrieval, and the structured evaluation modules for testing groundedness and recall.

    The system includes pre-defined security boundaries that enforce document-level authorization, ensuring agents only retrieve and process context that the specific user is permitted to see.

    The skill assumes documents are already in text-based formats (PDF, Markdown, etc.); if your data is primarily images or unmapped scans, you will need to integrate an external OCR adapter before ingestion.

    Yes, the implementation logic is designed to be model-agnostic, allowing you to swap embedding providers or LLMs as newer, more efficient models become available.

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