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Managed RAG Platform

Production RAG as a service

Build a production RAG pipeline without managing vector databases, embedding APIs, or ETL scripts. One managed API for your entire RAG stack.

What is RAG

What is retrieval-augmented generation

A RAG pipeline lets your AI answer questions using your company's knowledge — products, policies, documentation, FAQs.

Instead of relying only on what the model learned during training, you retrieve relevant context at query time and include it in the prompt. The result: accurate, grounded answers without fine-tuning.

Teams use RAG for customer support bots, internal documentation search, product recommendations, and research assistants. FoxNose gives you RAG as a service — a managed RAG backend so you can focus on your product, not on stitching infrastructure together.

1
Store knowledge
Index your documents, FAQs, policies
2
Find relevant context
Search when user asks a question
3
Feed to LLM
Get accurate, grounded answers
The Problem

The typical RAG stack — and why it breaks

To build RAG in production, you typically need a vector database for semantic search, an embedding service to convert text to vectors, a search engine for keyword matching, and a database for structured data. Plus ETL pipelines and sync scripts to keep everything consistent when content changes.

Instead of managing Pinecone or Weaviate separately, wiring up OpenAI embeddings, and writing sync scripts — you can build RAG without a vector database entirely. That's why teams choose a managed LLM database with RAG as a service.

Your Backend

Sync scripts, cron jobs, webhooks, ETL pipelines

Vector DB

Pinecone, Weaviate, Qdrant...

embeddings similarity results
Embedding API

OpenAI, Cohere, Voyage...

text vectors
Search Engine

Elasticsearch, OpenSearch...

documents keyword results
Database

PostgreSQL, MongoDB...

metadata filtered results
Managed Backend

Managed RAG backend with auto-embeddings

One managed API replaces the entire RAG stack. No vector database to run, no ETL pipelines to maintain, no embedding service to call.

No pipeline to maintain

No batching logic. No retry handlers. No "is this already embedded?" checks. Auto-embeddings on every write — just save your document.

Before: Your embedding pipeline

def index_document(doc):
# chunk the document
# call embedding API with retries
# handle rate limits
# store in vector DB
# update search index
# mark as indexed in DB
# handle partial failures...
# 150+ lines of glue code

After: FoxNose SDK

mgmt.create_resource("kb-articles", body={
"data": {"title": "...", "content": "..."}
})
# Done. Embedded + indexed.

Indexed in milliseconds

Save a document — it's searchable immediately. No cron jobs. No "wait for reindex". No stale data.

Document saved
t=0
Embeddings generated
+100ms
Full-text indexed
+50ms
Searchable
Ready

RRF ranking built-in

No custom ranking logic. No magic weight coefficients. Reciprocal Rank Fusion merges vector and keyword results automatically.

Vector
semantic
+
Keyword
exact match
RRF
best of both

Full audit trail

Every change has an AI audit trail. See exactly what was in the index when. Debug retrieval issues in minutes, not hours.

v3 (current)2 hours ago

Updated refund policy to 30 days

indexedembedded
v21 week ago

Added holiday exception clause

v11 month ago

Initial refund policy

Know exactly which version was in the index at any point in time

Getting Started

Build a RAG knowledge base in three steps

Define your content schema, save documents, query with hybrid search. Auto-embeddings and indexing happen behind the scenes.

Step 1

Define schema

Create a folder, add fields, mark which ones need vector embeddings. Schema changes are versioned — no reindexing required.

Knowledge base versioning →
Step 2

Save content

POST your documents via the knowledge base API. Auto-embeddings generate on every write — no external embedding API, no sync scripts.

Step 3

Search with hybrid RAG

Query with vector similarity, keyword matching, and metadata filters in one request. The hybrid search API merges results with RRF ranking automatically.

Code Example

RAG pipeline in 20 lines

A full RAG flow with FoxNose SDK: hybrid search retrieval, context assembly, and LLM response — in Python or TypeScript.

rag.py
# pip install foxnose-sdk openai
from foxnose_sdk.flux import FluxClient
from foxnose_sdk.auth import SimpleKeyAuth
from openai import OpenAI

# 1. Retrieve context with hybrid search
auth = SimpleKeyAuth("public_key", "secret_key")
flux = FluxClient(base_url="https://your-env.fxns.io", api_prefix="my-api", auth=auth)

results = flux.search("kb-articles", body={
    "vector_search": {"query": "how to process refunds"},
    "where": {"$": {"all_of": [{"status__eq": "published"}]}},
    "limit": 3
})

# 2. Build prompt with retrieved context
context = "\n".join([r["data"]["content"] for r in results["results"]])

# 3. Get LLM response
response = OpenAI().chat.completions.create(
    model="gpt-4o",
    messages=[
        {"role": "system", "content": f"Answer based on:\n{context}"},
        {"role": "user", "content": "How do refunds work?"}
    ]
)

Prefer LangChain? Use the native FoxNoseRetriever for an even simpler setup. Building AI agents? See AI agent memory for read-write workflows.

Start building your RAG backend

Create your first production RAG application in minutes. Python SDK included.