freecomai-hybrid-rag
Hybrid retrieval-augmented generation — graph × vectorstore → enriched context.
Status
🚧 Placeholder release — v0.0.0. Full API lands in v0.1.0 (planned Q2-Q3 2026).
This package reserves the name freecomai-hybrid-rag on PyPI. Do not install for production yet.
What it will do
A domain-agnostic Python library that takes two inputs — a knowledge graph (NetworkX) and a vectorstore (ChromaDB / Qdrant / Pinecone / ...) — and returns enriched search results that combine:
- Dense retrieval (semantic similarity top-K chunks)
- Graph context (entities mentioned in those chunks + their 1-hop neighbors)
- Cluster summary (dominant community the result falls into, with LLM-generated description)
- Related bugs / decisions / events from the same cluster
One function call → not just "here are 5 similar chunks", but "here is the full contextual map around your query".
Why
Vector RAG alone misses structural relationships. GraphRAG (Microsoft pattern, 2024) adds Leiden clustering + community reports but loses fast semantic retrieval. HybridRAG (arXiv 2408.04948, NVIDIA + BlackRock, 2024) fuses both — proven superior on financial QA tasks.
This library makes that pattern plug-and-play for any domain: your graph, your vectorstore, our enrichment logic.
Planned API (v0.1.0)
from hybrid_rag import enriched_search, EnrichedResult
result: EnrichedResult = enriched_search(
graph=my_networkx_graph,
vectorstore=my_chroma_client,
query="how did we decide on architecture X?",
k=5,
)
print(result.dominant_cluster.summary)
for chunk in result.chunks:
print(chunk.text, chunk.score)
for bug in result.related_bugs:
print(bug.name, bug.status)
Roadmap
- v0.0.0 (placeholder) — name reservation
- v0.1.0 (Q2-Q3 2026) — core
enriched_search()function - v0.2.0 — pluggable cluster summarizers (Claude / GPT / local LLMs)
- v0.3.0 — optional reranker integration (bge-reranker-v2-m3, Cohere, Jina)
- v1.0.0 — stable API + comprehensive docs
Author
Built by FreeComAI, Astana, Kazakhstan. Founder: Bolatbek Barmagambetov (barmagambetov.b@gmail.com).
License
Apache 2.0 — see LICENSE.
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