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rag-in-erp

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Explains how retrieval-augmented generation is actually built inside a Frappe/ERPNext bench in the rfq_intelligence app: hybrid BM25 (frappe's FTS5 SQLiteSearch) + dense retrieval (MariaDB native VECTOR columns and VEC_DISTANCE_COSINE), fused with reciprocal rank fusion, with the LLM used only to pick from a retrieved shortlist. Use this skill whenever a task involves semantic search, embeddings, a vector store, a knowledge base, "chat with my data", item/party matching, document-to-master matching, RRF, BM25 vs embeddings, chunking, or an LLM choosing among ERP records — and before adding any vector database, Chroma/FAISS/pgvector dependency, or writing a new retrieval or LLM-selection path in a Frappe app. Reach for it before designing retrieval so the infrastructure, quota discipline and hallucination guardrails match what already works here.

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