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Go beyond copy-paste tutorials. Understand embeddings, vector databases, and chunking primitives, then build an agentic RAG pipeline that doesn't hallucinate in production.
3 lessons
3 lessons
3 lessons
3 lessons
3 lessons
3 lessons
Master the core building blocks of RAG — from embeddings to agentic retrieval.
Chosen by engineers moving AI out of prototypes
You copied a 10-line tutorial. It worked perfectly for the sample PDF, but completely failed when you pointed it at your real company docs.
Your RAG pipeline retrieved the wrong chunks, so the LLM confidently hallucinated a refund policy that cost your business money.
You stuffed 20 pages of context into the prompt, and the LLM completely ignored the crucial paragraph hidden on page 12.
You used a framework's pre-built retrieval chain. Now it's returning garbage results, and you have no idea how to debug the vector search.
Senior engineers aren't better because they know more syntax. They're better because they've:
We tear away the abstractions. You will build vector searches from scratch before we ever touch a framework, guaranteeing you know exactly how the underlying system actually works.
From raw embeddings to an autonomous search agent.
You generate embeddings and manually calculate cosine similarity to understand how semantic search actually works.
You deploy Qdrant via Docker and build a scalable database for millions of document vectors.
You design splitting algorithms that preserve context overlap so the LLM never loses the semantic thread.
You build an autonomous agent that dynamically decides whether to query your vector DB or search the live internet.
Understand why LLMs need external knowledge and how RAG solves the problem
Workshop overview, the Green Bites scenario, and environment setup
Understand the three critical limitations that make RAG necessary
Understand how RAG works and compare it to other approaches
Learn how text becomes numbers and build semantic search step by step
Learn how embedding models convert text into numerical vectors that capture meaning
Use cosine similarity to compare embeddings and find related content
Build a working semantic search engine over the Green Bites menu
Store and search embeddings at scale using Qdrant vector database
Set up Qdrant vector database and understand collections, HNSW, and vector parameters
Upload vectors with payloads to Qdrant and query them
Combine vector similarity with metadata filtering for precise results
Break documents into optimal pieces for embedding and retrieval
Understand why large documents must be split before embedding
Compare structure-based and meaning-based chunking approaches
Learn when to use each chunking approach and how to avoid common pitfalls
Build a complete RAG system with LlamaIndex, source attribution, and guardrails
Connect documents, Qdrant, and an LLM into a complete RAG pipeline
Verify that answers are backed by real sources and understand relevance scores
Control the personality and safety boundaries of your RAG system
Add reasoning and tool use to your RAG system with the ReAct pattern
Understand why fixed pipelines fall short and how agents add reasoning
Create a ReAct agent with RAG and web search tools
Review everything you built and explore what to learn next
See every system, every week, in detail before you decide.
Anyone can call `VectorStoreIndex.from_documents()` and pray it works.
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