Adaptive RAG

Adaptive RAG automates query classification and retrieval strategies to deliver tailored responses. It categorizes user queries into Factual, Analytical, Opinion, or Contextual types, enhancing information retrieval from a Qdrant vector store. This workflow improves response relevance and accuracy, ensuring users receive precise answers based on their specific needs.

7/8/2025
39 nodes
Complex
webhookcomplexlangchainsticky notesummarizerespondtowebhookexecuteworkflowtriggeradvancedlogicroutingintegrationapi
Categories:
Complex WorkflowWebhook TriggeredBusiness Process Automation
Integrations:
LangChainSticky NoteSummarizeRespondToWebhookExecuteWorkflowTrigger

Target Audience

Target Audience


- Data Scientists: Those looking to enhance their data retrieval processes with adaptive strategies.
- Developers: Individuals who want to integrate advanced query classification and retrieval mechanisms into their applications.
- Business Analysts: Professionals needing precise information retrieval for analysis and reporting.
- Researchers: Academics and scholars seeking comprehensive insights from varied sources.
- Customer Support Teams: Teams requiring contextual understanding to provide accurate responses to user queries.

Problem Solved

Problem Solved


This workflow addresses the challenge of efficiently retrieving relevant information based on user queries by classifying them into four distinct categories: Factual, Analytical, Opinion, and Contextual. It enhances the retrieval process by applying tailored strategies for each query type, ensuring that users receive the most accurate and relevant responses. This adaptive approach significantly improves the quality of information retrieval, leading to better user satisfaction and decision-making.

Workflow Steps

Workflow Steps


1. Input Trigger: The workflow initiates through a webhook or chat interface, expecting inputs such as user_query, chat_memory_key, and vector_store_id.
2. Combine Inputs: The Combined Fields node standardizes the inputs for further processing.
3. Query Classification: The Query Classification node classifies the user_query into one of four categories using a Google Gemini agent.
4. Adaptive Strategy Routing: A Switch node directs the flow based on the classification result.
5. Strategy Implementation: Depending on the classification:
- Factual: Enhances the query for precision.
- Analytical: Breaks the query into sub-questions for comprehensive coverage.
- Opinion: Identifies diverse perspectives on the topic.
- Contextual: Infers relevant implied context.
6. Set Prompt and Output: Prepares the output from the strategy step and a tailored prompt for the final answer generation.
7. Document Retrieval: Retrieves the most relevant documents from the Qdrant vector store using the adapted query.
8. Context Preparation: Concatenates the retrieved document contents to form a cohesive context.
9. Answer Generation: The final response is generated using the tailored prompt and concatenated context.
10. Response: Sends the generated answer back to the user via the webhook.

Customization Guide

Customization Guide


- Adjust Query Classification: Modify the classification criteria in the Query Classification node to include additional categories or change existing ones.
- Tailor Retrieval Strategies: Customize the strategies for each query type by editing the parameters in the respective strategy nodes (e.g., Factual Strategy, Analytical Strategy).
- Change Document Retrieval Logic: Update the retrieval logic in the Retrieve Documents from Vector Store node to query different collections or adjust the number of top documents retrieved.
- Integrate Additional APIs: Incorporate other APIs or services within the workflow to enhance data retrieval or processing capabilities.
- Modify Output Formatting: Customize how the final output is structured and presented in the Respond to Webhook node.