A RAG AI agent that admits what it does not know
This is an internal demo built by Neterius. It is not a client project and contains no third-party data: the corpus is our own public documentation.
What it does
- Answers questions about the loaded knowledge and cites the document each claim comes from.
- When retrieval returns insufficient context, it says so instead of improvising.
- Hands off to a person when the question exceeds what it can resolve.
How it is built
The knowledge is chunked and indexed with embeddings in a vector store. Each query retrieves the nearest fragments and the model answers only over that context. The handoff is a bounded agent action, not an on-the-fly model decision.
What the demo shows
- A valid query, with sources cited.
- A query with insufficient information, where the agent admits it.
- A handoff to a person, with a summary of the conversation.
Limits
An agent like this does not guarantee infallible answers. Quality depends on the knowledge loaded and on the evaluation done before it faces a customer. We publish no accuracy percentages or savings figures: without a comparable baseline they would mean nothing.
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