RAG Pipelines
Answers with a Source
Answers carry
a citation
We help you map the talent you need, track the talent you have, and close your gaps to thrive in a GenAI world.
Four disciplines engineered for speed, scale and
contextual understanding: retrieval, agents, prompts
and routing, giving your AI the foundation to reason, adapt and perform in production.
Answers carry
a citation
Actions shipped
without approval
Cases per prompt that
must never break
Providers behind
one gateway
Inside each discipline
The pipeline, the four things we build, and where it lives. Every row ends in your accounts and your repository, not ours.
Retrieval-augmented generation is only as good as the pipeline behind it. We build the whole path: ingest from the systems you already run, chunk and embed with a strategy that fits your documents, retrieve and rerank against the question, generate with citations, and evaluate every release against a fixed question set so quality never drifts quietly.
An agent is a loop: read state, decide, call a tool, write back. We design the loop, the tools and the guardrails: what an agent may touch, where it must stop for a human, and how every action lands as an auditable record. Agents draft into branches and queues, never straight into a live system.
Prompts scattered across chat windows and notebooks are the new shadow IT. We move them into a repository with a schema, review, tests and a release process: each prompt has an owner, a diff, an eval set and a rollback. A change that lowers quality fails the build before it reaches a customer.
Frontier models for judgment, small models for volume, open weights where data must not leave. We put a routing layer in front of your LLM traffic that picks by task, cost and latency budget, falls back when a provider stalls, caches what repeats, and reports spend per feature so finance and engineering read the same number.
Signals in, decisions out, agents ship, results land back.
The RAG layer answers from your documents, CRM and ledger with citations.
Prompts from the registry turn a signal into a recommended play, scored and logged.
An agent drafts the outreach, the audience, the report. A human approves the pull request.
Outcomes write back to the ledger. Evals and routing improve on real results.
Vector store, gateway, registry and logs live in your cloud and your repo. Nothing to migrate when the engagement ends.
Every pipeline ships with a golden set and a regression run in CI. Quality is a number, not a feeling.
Agents draft, people approve. Approval gates are pull requests and queues, not chat messages.
Claude, GPT, Gemini, open weights: routed by task. Your prompts and evals stay portable.
Prompts, eval sets, agent playbooks and routing rules live in one repository, ship through pull requests, and roll back in one commit.
the ai readiness diagnostic · 8 questions · ~3 min
The questions we ask before scoping any RAG, agent or prompt work: where knowledge lives, what runs today, how quality is measured. At the end you get your stage, the three gaps costing you most, and what we would build first.
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A RAG (retrieval-augmented generation) pipeline connects a language model to your own documents. Content is ingested, split into chunks, embedded into vectors and indexed; at question time the most relevant chunks are retrieved, reranked and handed to the model, which answers with citations. Aiporate GTM builds these pipelines inside the client's cloud account, with a fixed evaluation set so answer quality is measured on every release.
An agent workflow is a loop in which a model reads state, decides, calls tools (CRM, documents, ads, email, a warehouse) and writes results back. Aiporate GTM designs the tools, the guardrails and the approval gates: agents draft into branches or review queues, a human approves, and every run is logged with inputs, tool calls, cost and outcome.
Prompts change constantly and, left in chat windows and notebooks, cannot be reviewed, tested or rolled back. Prompt management means a registry with versions, variables, an evaluation set per prompt and pull-request review, so a change that lowers quality fails before it reaches a user. It is the same discipline software teams already apply to code.
Model orchestration is a routing layer in front of LLM traffic that picks the model per task by quality, cost and latency, falls back to another provider on failure, caches repeated calls and reports spend per feature. Aiporate GTM sets this up vendor-neutral across Claude, GPT, Gemini and self-hosted open-weight models, so prompts and evaluations stay portable.
Consulting starts at EUR 4,000 and a single custom system, for example one RAG pipeline or one agent workflow with evals, starts at EUR 8,000. The platform layer (retrieval service, prompt registry, model gateway, observability) is scoped from the number of sources and features; the diagnostic on this page produces the build order and a scoping call fixes the price. Engagements are milestone-based and everything is built in the client's own accounts and repository.
consulting from €4k · one system from €8k · platform layer scoped