RAG Server
A FastMCP-based Retrieval-Augmented Generation server for dynamically ingesting public documents and querying them on-the-fly. This server implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to enable seamless integration between AI models and external data sources.
Features
- Document ingestion from public URLs (PDF, DOCX, DOC)
- Hybrid vector search using both OpenAI and Google Gemini embeddings
- Session-based context management via MCP
- Automatic fallback and retry mechanisms for embedding generation
- Support for chunking and overlapping text segments
Installation
uv pip install -e .
Tools
The server exposes the following MCP tools defined in src/rag_server/server.py:
ingest_urls
Description: Ingest a list of public URLs (PDF, DOCX, DOC) into an ephemeral session. Returns a session_id for querying. You can pass an existing session_id to ingest into a specific session.
Signature: ingest_urls(urls: list[str], session_id: Optional[str] = None) -> str
urls: List of public document URLs to ingest.session_id(optional): Existing session identifier.
query_knowledge
Description: Query the ingested documents in the given session using RAG. Returns a generated answer.
Signature: query_knowledge(session_id: str, question: str) -> str
session_id: Session identifier where documents were ingested.question: The question to query against ingested documents.
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