Azeru
Enterprise RAG that turns PDF libraries into searchable knowledge bases with conversational, citation-aware answers.
Overview
Azeru addresses a practical enterprise bottleneck: valuable knowledge locked in PDFs that keyword search cannot reliably surface. The platform ingests documents, chunks text for embedding quality, stores vectors for semantic retrieval, and exposes a conversational UI where answers are grounded in retrieved context rather than free-form model memory.
The challenge
Manual document review doesn’t scale across thousands of heterogeneous forms and reports. Teams need extraction and Q&A that respects structure, preserves provenance, and stays interactive — not overnight batch jobs that return untrusted blobs of text.
Pain: latency of human review · error-prone entry · weak search
The solution
A Go backend owns ingestion, chunking, and retrieval orchestration for throughput. Next.js provides the validation and chat surface. High-speed LLM inference (Groq / Llama-class models) and optional local OCR/LLM paths (Ollama) complete generation with retrieved context.
RAG path end to end
Quality RAG is mostly systems work: how you split documents, what you embed, how you rank neighbors, and how much context you inject before generation. Azeru optimizes each stage for interactive enterprise use.
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Ingest & parse
PDFs and document uploads enter the Go service. Text extraction (and OCR where needed) produces a structured intermediate representation ready for chunking rather than one giant string dump.
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Chunk for retrieval quality
Intelligent chunking balances context window limits against semantic coherence — oversized chunks dilute similarity; undersized ones lose meaning. Chunk metadata preserves source anchors for citations.
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Embed & search
Vector embeddings enable semantic search so queries match meaning, not just keywords. Top-k retrieval assembles the working context for the generation step.
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Generate with grounding
The conversational interface sends user questions with retrieved context to Groq-hosted models. Responses are designed to stay citation-backed so operators can verify claims against source documents in the same session.
Backend
Golang / Gin
UI
Next.js
Inference
Groq / Ollama
Search
Vectors
Ops
Docker
Measured impact
85%
Reduction in document processing time
99%
Extraction accuracy (target / measured on eval set)
50+
Supported document types / layouts
Engineering takeaways
- · Chunking strategy dominates retrieval quality more than model brand choice.
- · Split CPU-heavy ingestion (Go) from interactive UI (Next.js) for clearer scaling.
- · Citations turn RAG from “chatbot demo” into an auditable knowledge tool.
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