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RAG stands for Retrieval-Augmented Generation. It’s a technique where the AI retrieves information from your private documents (PDFs, databases, Notion) before answering a question. LangChain is the industry standard for building RAG pipelines, offering built-in tools to load, split, and search your data easily.

LangChain itself is a code library, not a service that stores your data. However, it connects to LLM providers (like OpenAI or Anthropic) and vector databases (like Pinecone). Your data flow depends on the integrations you choose to configure. If you use local models (e.g., via Ollama), your data never leaves your infrastructure.

The possibilities are endless, but common use cases include:

• Chatbots that “talk” to your PDF documents or company wiki.
• Customer Support Bots that can look up order status in a database.
• Coding Assistants that help debug code.
• Research Agents that browse the web and summarize news.

Yes, this is a core feature. You can configure LangGraph to pause execution at specific “breakpoints” (e.g., before sending an email or executing a financial transaction) to wait for human approval before proceeding.

Think of LangChain as a library for building linear, direct sequences of steps (DAGs)—great for simple chains. LangGraph is an extension built on top of LangChain specifically designed for building stateful, cyclic agents. If your application needs loops (e.g., “ask the user for clarification until satisfied”) or complex decision-making, you need LangGraph.

Yes! While it integrates natively with LangChain, LangSmith can be used to trace and monitor applications built with any LLM framework (like the OpenAI SDK or LlamaIndex) using its standalone SDK.

Hallucinations often happen when an LLM guesses an answer it doesn’t know. RAG fixes this by forcing the model to look at your specific data (PDFs, Company Policies) first. It feeds that data to the model as context, essentially telling the AI: “Use only this information to answer the question.”

Simple RAG uses “Semantic Search” (matching concepts). Hybrid Search combines this with “Keyword Search” (matching exact words). This is crucial for specific queries—for example, searching for “Project Alpha” (keyword) specifically within “Q3 Financial Reports” (semantic).

Generally, yes. Vector databases (like Pinecone, Weaviate, or pgvector) store your data as numbers (embeddings) that the AI can “read” mathematically. LangChain integrates with over 50 different vector stores, so you can likely use one you already prefer.

We use Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), evaluation pipelines, and guardrails to ground responses in your actual data. Our systems are designed to cite sources, reduce hallucinations, and continuously improve through monitoring and feedback loops.

Yes. We specialize in integrating LangChain applications with CRMs, ERPs, internal APIs, databases, and third-party platforms. This allows AI agents to not only answer questions but also take actions like updating records, creating tickets, or triggering workflows.

Security is built into every solution we develop. We implement access controls, data encryption, secure API handling, and permission-aware retrieval so sensitive information is only accessible to authorized users and systems.

Our team does both, but our focus is on production. We can rapidly prototype to validate ideas, then transition to scalable, monitored, and optimized deployments that are reliable in real-world environments.