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RAG Architecture Design Wizard

Generate a tailored 11-layer RAG architecture blueprint in 10 questions; vendor picks, KVKK + EU AI Act risk map, cost range, 3-phase rollout and PDF report.

Definition
RAG Architecture
RAG architecture is the discipline of co-designing ingestion, chunking, embedding, vector retrieval, reranking, LLM, guardrails, evaluation and observability so an enterprise language model produces accurate, auditable answers.
Also known as: RAG architecture, retrieval pipeline, enterprise search architecture
11 architecture layers + 30+ vendors
KVKK cross-border transfer map
EU AI Act risk class
One-click PDF blueprint
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How the wizard decides

Your answers feed a rule-based decision engine calibrated against the Q1-Q2 2026 vendor landscape. No LLM call is made: all recommendations are deterministic, run in your browser, and your data never leaves.

  1. 01

    Hard constraints filter first

    Deployment (on-prem / Turkey-only) and data sensitivity (KVKK special-category) apply first; incompatible vendors are eliminated.

  2. 02

    Then scale and language

    Document volume, concurrency and Turkish weight refine vector DB, embedding and reranker choices.

  3. 03

    Use case picks the archetype

    Legal/finance → citation-grade; customer support → low p95 latency; KVKK + on-prem → Turkey-local — six archetypes route the architecture.

  4. 04

    Cost + rollout derived

    Volume × scale × deployment multipliers give a monthly $ range; MVP (4-6 wk), V2 (6-8 wk), V3 (8-10 wk) deliverables flow from the scenario.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently Asked Questions

  • CTOs, principal architects, AI leads, data teams and consultants designing a new or existing enterprise RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) system. From SMEs to banks, public sector to SaaS — anyone who needs a defensible reference answer to 'what architecture should I pick?'.

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