RAG User Guide

Introduction to RAG

RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation) is a feature that enhances the application's responses by using additional information from a knowledge base. This means that when you ask a question, the application can search for answers in stored documents or data to provide you with more accurate and relevant responses.

How to Use RAG

1. Activate RAG

In the advanced settings of the application, you'll see an option to enable RAG. Make sure this option is checked to benefit from enhanced responses.

Tip: The RAG option can be found in the advanced settings accessible via the gear icon.

2. Add Documents to the Knowledge Base

To get relevant responses, you first need to populate the knowledge base with your documents:

  • Open the RAG panel from the main menu
  • Enter or paste the document content in the provided field
  • Add an optional title to better identify the document
  • Click ‘Add to Knowledge Base’ to save the document

3. Ask Questions

When using the application, ask your questions as usual. For example, ‘What are the advantages of our service?’

The application will use RAG to search for relevant information in its database and provide you with a more complete and accurate answer.

4. View Enhanced Responses

The provided responses will include information from your documents. You'll be able to see references to the sources used to generate the response.

Benefits of RAG

More Accurate Answers

Thanks to RAG, you'll get answers that take into account real and relevant data, which improves the quality of the information provided.

Time Saving

You don't need to search for information elsewhere. The application does it for you, saving you time.

Enhanced Experience

Using RAG makes the application smarter and more responsive to your needs, offering a smoother and more enjoyable experience.

Practical Tips

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    Ask clear questions: The more precise your question is, the better the answers will be. Try to be as specific as possible.
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    Segment your documents: For better results, add short, targeted documents rather than a single very long document.
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    Check the sources: Verify the references indicated in the responses to learn more about a topic if necessary.

Usage Examples

Example 1: Customer Support

Question: "What is our return policy for electronic products?"

Result: The application will consult your documents about return policies and provide an accurate answer based on your own rules and procedures.

Example 2: Technical Documentation

Question: "How do I set up two-factor authentication?"

Result: The application will extract the specific steps from your technical documentation to give precise instructions tailored to your system.