rag-builder

Ingest documents as vector embeddings for semantic search across multi-project workspaces.

2|Updated Jan 2, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/mindmorass/reflex --skill rag-builder
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Skill: rag-builder
Source: https://github.com/mindmorass/reflex/tree/main/plugins/reflex/skills/rag-builder
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/mindmorass/reflex --skill rag-builder

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill enables teams to build Retrieval-Augmented Generation pipelines by indexing documents as vector embeddings and enabling fast semantic search across multiple projects.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Ingest documents and chunk content into a vector store with per-project isolation.
  • Perform semantic search over stored passages and retrieve relevant results with metadata.
  • Use Case: A developer team stores project documentation, notes, and code snippets in a single vector store and retrieves context during brainstorming or coding sessions.

Quick Start

Start a Qdrant vector store locally, install dependencies, and run the MCP-based rag server to ingest and search documents.

Frequently Asked Questions about rag-builder

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I build semantic search over multiple projects using vector embeddings?

Semantic search with vector embeddings indexes documents as numerical representations in a vector store, enabling fast retrieval of contextually relevant passages across projects. This Skill ingests documents, chunks them, and stores embeddings in Qdrant for multi-project isolation and fast retrieval.

What's required to set up a RAG pipeline with Qdrant and vector embeddings?

A RAG pipeline requires a vector store like Qdrant, an embedding model such as SentenceTransformer, and an MCP-style server exposing ingest and search tools. This Skill provides the server and ingestion logic; you start Qdrant locally and install dependencies to begin indexing documents.

Can I use vector databases to index documentation and code repositories for fast retrieval?

Yes. Vector databases like Qdrant store chunked documents as embeddings, enabling fast semantic search across documentation, notes, and code snippets. This Skill isolates projects within a single vector store and retrieves relevant passages with metadata during coding or brainstorming sessions.

How does semantic search differ from keyword search for finding relevant documentation?

Semantic search understands meaning and context, retrieving passages conceptually related to your query, whereas keyword search matches exact terms. Vector embeddings capture document semantics, letting you find relevant passages even when query wording differs from stored text.

What happens after I ingest documents into the vector store—how do I retrieve results?

After ingestion, you perform semantic search by submitting queries; the MCP-based server embeds your query and returns relevant passages ranked by similarity. Results include metadata, enabling you to trace retrieved content back to source projects and documents.

Does this approach work for large documentation sets across teams?

Yes. This Skill scales to documentation-heavy workflows and team knowledge bases by supporting per-project isolation within a single vector store, enabling centralized indexing while maintaining project boundaries and fast retrieval for collaborative teams.