[ PROJECT / 2026 ]
Documentation Assistant
RAG application that indexes technical documentation URLs and answers questions with retrieved context.

01
The Problem
Developer docs are long, versioned, and scattered. The goal was to make a support assistant that can answer with grounded context instead of hallucinating a confident paragraph.
02
System Architecture
- 01User submits one or more documentation URLs.
- 02Backend crawls and chunks the pages into retrievable passages.
- 03Embeddings are stored with source metadata for later attribution.
- 04Query flow retrieves relevant chunks before sending the prompt to the model.
- 05Responses are returned with enough source context to debug the answer.
03
Highlights
- Built the indexing and chat loop as a full-stack RAG workflow.
- Separated retrieval context from answer generation so failures are easier to inspect.
- Focused the interface around technical support instead of general chat.
04
Lessons
- Chunk boundaries often matter more than the model choice.
- A useful answer needs provenance, especially when the source is technical documentation.
- The first version of a RAG system should make retrieval failures visible.
05
What Comes Next
Add evaluation sets for common documentation questions and compare retrieval strategies across chunk sizes, rerankers, and citation quality.