RustyRAG
The Fastest RAG API
What it does
Open-source RAG API written in Rust. Sub-200ms time to first token, 94.5% accuracy on 3,000+ questions. Hybrid search with reranking, streaming answers. Upload PDFs, ask questions, get answers fast. Self-host the whole thing in minutes. Connect knowledge to your Voice AI, AI Agents and any product where retrieval speed is the bottleneck.
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