r/Rag is a subreddit with 81k members. The most common kinds of discussions are advice requests and pain & anger, and the community frequently discusses rag, pdf, chatbot, ai, and pipeline, and they frequently recommend/review database, front end, and llm.
Welcome to r/Rag, the community for everything Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)! RAG combines retrieval systems with generative models to create more accurate responses, enhancing applications like customer support and research. Join us to discuss RAG techniques, projects, and tools. Whether you're a researcher, developer, or AI enthusiast, you'll find tips, tutorials, and support to innovate with RAG!
Popular Themes in r/Rag
#1
Advice Requests
: "Honest reviews of Context graphs and Gemini Knowledge Catalog please"
4 posts
#2
Pain & Anger
: "The annoying part of RAG for me wasn't retrieval - it was getting documents into a sane format"
3 posts
#3
Solution Requests
: "Looking for a dataset that resembles a small business’s documents, for a local RAG project"
2 posts
#4
Ideas
: "Looking for ideas for genuinely useful AI engineering projects"
2 posts
#5
Opportunities
: "Building an Enterprise Document RAG System: What Matters Beyond the Chatbot"
1 post
#6
Self-Promotion
: "Got tired of slow PDF parsers losing layout coordinates, , so I built a tool"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/Rag
#1
Rag
15 posts
#2
4 posts
#3
Chatbot
3 posts
#4
Ai
2 posts
#5
Pipeline
2 posts
#6
Tutorial
1 post
#7
System
1 post
#8
Conversion
1 post
#9
Dataset
1 post
#10
Search
1 post
Products Discussed in r/Rag
Flair Used in r/Rag
#1
Discussion
: "How do you build a RAG system that won’t embarrass you in front of the Board?"
63 posts
#2
Tools & Resources
: "I built a tool to convert complex documents into RAG-ready content — $0.007/page"
13 posts
#3
Showcase
: "I benchmarked 11 PDF-to-Markdown tools (incl. Docling and MarkItDown) on tables, headings, 2-column order and OCR"
7 posts
#4
Tutorial
: "RAG Evaluation Framework"
7 posts
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Yearly
+32k members(64.3%)
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Last updated: October 26, 2026