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Self-RAG vs Corrective RAG vs Agentic RAG: Which Approach Fits Your Project?

Basic RAG follows a fixed path. It retrieves passages, hands them to a language model, and trusts the result. That path works for many questions, and it fails in predictable ways: it retrieves when it does not need to, it accepts weak evidence, and it rarely checks whether the final answer follows from what was found. Three designs try to fix these weaknesses from different directions. Self-RAG builds retrieval decisions and self-critique into the model. Corrective RAG adds a

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ganesh90

Nov 517 min read

AI agent MVP architecture for lead qualification

Inside an AI Agent MVP Build: Scope, Stack and What Breaks

AI agent demos look magical until the agent meets real data, real users and real edge cases. This walkthrough of an illustrative AI lead qualification agent shows the decisions behind a working agent MVP. It covers narrow scoping, mixing fixed workflow steps with AI judgement, a practical tech stack, and the common failures that break agents, from made-up facts to prompt injection.

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Pratibha

Nov 216 min read

Adding AI to an MVP with LLMs, RAG and AI agents

Adding AI to Your MVP: When LLMs, RAG or Agents Make Sense (and When They Don't)

Every founder is being asked “Where is the AI?”, but AI added for its own sake makes an MVP slower, costlier and harder to test. This guide explains when each of the three main options is the right choice. Use plain LLM integration for drafting and summarising, RAG when answers must come from your own data, and AI agents only for genuine multi-step work. It also covers how to tell when AI isn’t needed at all.

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Pratibha

Nov 28 min read

The Beginner’s Guide to MCP for AI Engineers and Builders

MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. MCP is basically a standardized way for AI models to connect with tools, applications, databases, APIs, and external systems.

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Pratibha

May 1420 min read