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production-rag — prebuilt heading index
Retrieval artefacts for the production-rag Space. This repository holds no original content: it is a chunked, indexed derivative of three public documentation repositories, pinned at exact commits.
It exists so the Space searches the same index the published evaluation numbers came from instead of a rebuild, and so a free CPU Space does not spend ten minutes re-encoding 24k chunks on every restart.
Contents
heading/chunks.jsonl chunk text, offsets, headings and source URLs
heading/bm25/ sparse weight matrix + vocabulary (scipy)
heading/dense/ float32 vectors, BAAI/bge-small-en-v1.5, L2-normalised
heading is one of three chunking strategies the project measures; it won on
nDCG@10. The chunker splits on markdown headings, keeps code fences whole, and
records the character span each chunk occupies in its source document.
Sources and licences
| Tool | Repository | Commit | Licence |
|---|---|---|---|
| DuckDB | duckdb/duckdb-web (docs/current only) |
6f6cd1659f0e2ddd1965b1d3f1833e7fc512e7ac |
MIT |
| dbt | dbt-labs/docs.getdbt.com (website/docs) |
cd0e5b0e2b77302807f7dd126faac871e728edab |
Apache-2.0 |
| Dagster | dagster-io/dagster (docs/docs) |
76eed340c6b84517d91a86163c461c022ebef8d8 |
Apache-2.0 |
Each chunk carries its tool, its source doc_id and a link back to the
canonical published page. DuckDB's superseded version trees (docs/0.10 …
docs/lts) are deliberately not included — they are near-duplicates of
current and measurably wreck retrieval precision.
Rebuilding this yourself
git clone https://github.com/Prithv122/production-rag
cd production-rag
uv run production-rag ingest # clones at the pinned SHAs
uv run --extra embed production-rag index --strategy heading
The result is byte-identical given the same commits and model.
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