RAG and knowledge systems
Make internal content, product knowledge, and domain documents findable, attributable, permission-aware, and useful.
✓The model is only one layer. We connect it to the right content, retrieval strategy, product experience, guardrails, and evaluation loop so the system earns trust over time.
Sketric develops RAG, document intelligence, LLM applications, and generative AI products with retrieval, evaluation, guardrails, and cost controls.
Make internal content, product knowledge, and domain documents findable, attributable, permission-aware, and useful.
✓Extract, classify, compare, summarize, and route information from the documents that slow teams down.
✓Design interfaces that expose sources and uncertainty and help people move from an answer to the next useful action.
✓Use the right model for each task while keeping latency, privacy, fallbacks, and unit economics visible.
✓We scope delivery around the operating reality, the people responsible for it, and the evidence needed to make the next decision.
A governed retrieval layer can connect private or changing content to grounded answers with visible source material.
Extraction and generation can become a reviewable workflow instead of an isolated summarization prompt.
We define representative inputs, expected evidence, refusal behavior, human review, latency, and cost before scaling usage.
Owned applications and selected client work show how AI decisions behave after launch.
Direct answers for teams deciding whether an AI system is worth building.
RAG is useful when an AI system needs to answer from changing, private, or domain-specific material instead of relying only on general model knowledge.
Yes. We can design the system around the provider, models, deployment choices, and data controls that fit the product and its requirements.
We define representative questions, expected evidence, answer quality, refusal behavior, latency, cost, and human review thresholds before scaling usage.
Yes. Access controls should carry into retrieval so a user or agent can only discover and cite material they are permitted to see.
Yes. Source visibility, review, edits, follow-up actions, feedback, and failure handling are part of the product experience.
We will help identify the narrowest useful starting point and the evidence needed to move forward.
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