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RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation)
RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) connects LLMs to your documents and data at query time so answers can be grounded in retrieved context instead of model memory alone. It is a core pattern for enterprise knowledge assistants, support bots, and internal copilots.
Vector Skill Academy teaches RAG as an engineering skill: chunking, embeddings, vector stores, retrieval quality, and evaluation—not only a slide definition. RAG often pairs with Generative AI foundations and leads into agents and deployment.
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Who this is for
- Builders creating document Q&A or knowledge assistants
- Engineers who need grounded GenAI beyond prompt-only demos
- Teams reducing hallucination risk with retrieval and citations
- Learners preparing for AI Engineering production paths
Skills you develop
- Document ingestion and chunking strategies
- Embeddings and vector databases
- Retrieval pipelines and ranking basics
- Prompting with retrieved context
- RAG evaluation (relevance, faithfulness, coverage)
- When to use RAG vs fine-tuning vs agents
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RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) retrieves relevant documents or data and passes that context to an LLM so responses are grounded in external knowledge. It is widely used for enterprise search, policy Q&A, and product documentation assistants. VSA teaches RAG as a buildable pipeline with evaluation, not only a concept.