Context-grounded RAG knowledge base with sources

A context-grounded RAG knowledge base answers questions with reviewed documents, records, citations, and corrections instead of detached AI responses.

What this is for

This fits knowledge bases where answers are useful only when source, freshness, permission, and correction path stay visible.

  • A RAG knowledge base answers with citations, marks uncertainty, and accepts feedback instead of leaving free AI answers unchecked.

  • appamass connects retrieval, Google Agent Development Kit (ADK) and Python, TypeScript contracts, and React/Vite interfaces so source work and product UX meet.

  • The first search space stays deliberately small: strong sources, clear rights, visible citations, and a simple correction path.

Make answers verifiable with sources

RAG helps only when users can see why an answer is true. The knowledge base needs to show sources, mark uncertainty, and accept corrections.

What users see

Users see search question, answer, citations, source cards, freshness, follow-up questions, saved briefs, and corrections.

How it works

Document ingestion, metadata, retrieval, IAM permissions, citation surface, Firestore or Cloud SQL, evaluation, and feedback connect behind the knowledge base.

What stays controlled

Source quality, freshness, access rights, answer evaluation, corrections, missing documents, and monitoring stay controlled.

A first grounded knowledge flow

The first build should cover one clear knowledge area and make answers consistently verifiable.

Select sources

Only relevant documents, records, and knowledge areas enter the first search space.

Review citations

Answers show which passages were used and where uncertainty remains.

Add feedback

Corrections, ratings, and missing sources improve the knowledge base over time.

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