Self-evolving librarian agent for document collections and local RAG retrieval.
Federates local stores, reads source files directly, and curates structured answers.
AutoRAG 2.0 is a specialized search agent built on a customized Pi agent loop that retrieves candidates, reads source files directly, judges evidence, and curates answers. It suits developers and professionals managing local document collections who need direct answers instead of raw grep dumps.
It searches PDFs, wikis, notes, and knowledge bases using pluggable retrieval methods like BM25, vector, and hybrid search. A thin PDF extraction retry uses OpenDataLoader's docling-fast backend for sparse markdown, while Jikji provides find-first discovery and dupey detects document families.
It suits data scientists and engineers looking for an autonomous librarian to search and synthesize local documentation without central index migration. It does not suit teams wanting a multi-model coordinator or a SaaS-managed vector database setup.
Federates CLI-owned stores in place without migrating data to a central index.
Learns productive document areas and successful retrieval strategies over time from usage.
Supports grep, BM25, vector search, and hybrid modes over a shared MinSync chunk lifecycle.
Automatically retries sparse multi-page PDFs using the docling-fast hybrid backend.
The only cost is running it yourself, as it is an open-source tool utilizing your own authenticated model provider runtime.
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The original RAG AutoML pipeline optimization tool now lives in the legacy/ directory and remains in maintenance mode, while new development focuses on AutoRAG 2.0.
No. AutoRAG federates stores in place and runs retrieval locally over MinSync chunks without a central index server holding your corpus.
Its default PDF parser checks multi-page quality and retries sparse markdown through OpenDataLoader's docling-fast hybrid backend.
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