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Every file. Every conversation. One place that knows.

Every document and chat history you already have, turned into one searchable archive. Answers come from what your organisation actually knows — not the open web.

RAG Floe EdBot
What RAG Is

Not a place to dump files. The archive every agent draws from.

RAG turns scattered documents and conversation histories into one indexed, searchable archive. Every agent in the suite queries it through Floe — so answers come back grounded and sourced, not invented.

RAG guesses at an answer
RAG retrieves and cites your own data
Anything can be written in, unchecked
Every write passes a validation gate first
Hallucinated, unverifiable answers
Grounded, sourced, traceable back to a file
How It Works

Every write checked before it lands. Every query grounded.

New Content GATE RAG Archive write_rag < 50 chars · duplicate hash → rejected query_rag → grounded answer
Valid — indexed and queryable Rejected — too short, duplicate, or untagged

The same content gate runs every time, for every agent. Nothing reaches the archive unchecked.

ARCHIVE LOG · ILLUSTRATIVE
14:04:18edbotwrite_ragindexed
14:03:55hermeswrite_rag ✗ rejectedduplicate
14:03:21edbotquery_rag6 results
14:02:47claudewrite_rag ✗ rejected< 50 chars
14:02:03edbotquery_rag3 results
Analytics

Not just an archive. A record of what's actually working.

Every platform connected to RAG — every model, every tool — leaves a trace: how much it's used, by whom, for what. That's not just searchable. It's the evidence for deciding what to keep funding and what to quietly retire.

PLATFORM VOLUME · LIVE
NAS Files
6,535
ChatGPT
934
EdBot
48
Claude
45
OpenRouter
3
Perplexity
6

Conversations indexed per platform, today. The shape of this changes every time a tool gets adopted, ignored, or replaced — and now there's a record of it.

And it's not just counts. Every conversation is tagged and retrievable — so a manager can see exactly what the team is actually using AI for, not just how often they're using it.

WHAT THE TEAM IS WORKING ON · ILLUSTRATIVE
Evaluating vector DB options for semantic search
RAGChatGPT
Drafting the Q3 board deck outline
StrategyClaude
Debugging the NAS sync watcher
EngineeringEdBot
Comparing GLM vs Gemini for Chinese-language tasks
Fine-tuningOpenRouter

That's the difference between "we have AI tools" and "here's what to keep funding, what to consolidate, and who needs retraining."

Already indexing 6,000+ files and 940+ conversation histories.

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