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When a user submits a query, the system enforces groundedness through a multi-layered strategy:
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When a user submits a query, the system enforces groundedness through a multi-layered strategy:
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1. Retrieval constraint — The query is embedded (also via voyage-3) and compared against stored chunk vectors using cosine similarity, returning the top 20 candidates. Only user-supplied source material is searched; the system has no web search capability.
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1. **Retrieval constraint** — The query is embedded (via Voyage AI voyage-3) and compared against
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stored chunk vectors using cosine similarity, returning the top 20 candidates.
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3. Reranking for precision — Those 20 candidates are sent to Voyage AI's rerank-2 cross-encoder, which re-scores each query-chunk pair with deeper semantic analysis. Only the top 5 survive.
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2. **Reranking for precision** — Those 20 candidates are sent to Voyage AI's rerank-2 cross-encoder,
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5. Prompt-level constraint — The top 5 chunks are passed to the Primary LLM (Claude claude-opus-4-6) with an explicit system instruction: "Answer the user's question using ONLY the source documents provided below." The LLM must cite sources using bracketed indices (e.g., [1], [2]) and admit when sources are insufficient.
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which re-scores each query-chunk pair with deeper semantic analysis. Only the top 5 survive.
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7. Schema enforcement — The LLM's response is constrained to a JSON schema requiring structured fields (answer, citedSourceIndices, followUpQuestions), and any cited source indices that don't correspond to real source groups are programmatically stripped out.
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3. **Prompt-level constraint** — The top 5 chunks are passed to the "Primary LLM" (Claude opus-4-6).
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The LLM must cite sources using bracketed indices (e.g., [1], [2]) and admit when sources are
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9. Post-generation groundedness scoring — After the answer is generated, it is split into individual sentences, each sentence is embedded via voyage-3, and each sentence embedding is compared (cosine similarity) against the vectors of the cited chunks. The raw similarities are calibrated to a 0–1 scale and averaged, producing a single groundedness score that is surfaced to the user as a visual indicator (green/gold/red).
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4. **Schema enforcement** — The LLM's response is constrained to a JSON schema requiring structured
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fields (answer, citedSourceIndices, followUpQuestions). Any cited source indices that do not
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correspond to real source groups are programmatically stripped out.
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5. **Post-generation groundedness scoring** — The answer is split into individual sentences. Voyage
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AI voyage-3 embeds each sentence, and compares it (using cosine similarity) against the vectors
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of the cited chunks. The similarity is calibrated to a 0–1 scale and averaged, producing a single
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groundedness score that is surfaced to the user with a visual indicator (green/yellow/red).
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## Design
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## Design
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