rag-anchor
A Python library for adding RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) to an existing project: ingest documents, store them as vectors, and answer questions from them.
Status: under development. The version published on PyPI (
0.0.0) only reserves the name. The first working release will be0.1.0.
Install
pip install rag-anchor
Use
from rag_anchor import GoogleProvider, MemoryStore, RagAnchor
provider = GoogleProvider() # reads GEMINI_API_KEY
rag = RagAnchor(store=MemoryStore(), embedder=provider, generator=provider)
rag.ingest_directory("notes/")
answer = rag.ask("Where did you work in 2022?")
print(answer.text)
for hit in answer.hits:
print(f" {hit.score:.2f} {hit.chunk.content[:60]}")
Or from the command line:
rag-anchor build notes/ # ingest a directory -> index.json
rag-anchor ask "..." -v # answer, with the score of each excerpt
rag-anchor chunks # see what was actually indexed
Principles
- No web dependency in the core — usable from Django, FastAPI, a cron script or a notebook.
- No infrastructure required — the index can be a plain file; Postgres with pgvector is an option, not a prerequisite.
- Similarity scores are always exposed, so "the information is absent from the corpus" can be told apart from "retrieval missed it".
Development
pip install -e ".[dev]"
pytest
examples/ holds a small demo corpus about a fictional person, which the test
suite runs the whole pipeline against without touching the network.
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