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+# RAG Implementation Completion Summary
+
+## Status: COMPLETE
+
+All required tasks for implementing the ProxySQL RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) subsystem have been successfully completed according to the blueprint specifications.
+
+## Completed Deliverables
+
+### 1. Core Implementation
+✅ **RAG Tool Handler**: Fully implemented `RAG_Tool_Handler` class with all required MCP tools
+✅ **Database Integration**: Complete RAG schema with all 7 tables/views implemented
+✅ **MCP Integration**: RAG tools available via `/mcp/rag` endpoint
+✅ **Configuration**: All RAG configuration variables implemented and functional
+
+### 2. MCP Tools Implemented
+✅ **rag.search_fts** - Keyword search using FTS5
+✅ **rag.search_vector** - Semantic search using vector embeddings
+✅ **rag.search_hybrid** - Hybrid search with two modes (fuse and fts_then_vec)
+✅ **rag.get_chunks** - Fetch chunk content
+✅ **rag.get_docs** - Fetch document content
+✅ **rag.fetch_from_source** - Refetch authoritative data
+✅ **rag.admin.stats** - Operational statistics
+
+### 3. Key Features
+✅ **Search Capabilities**: FTS, vector, and hybrid search with proper scoring
+✅ **Security Features**: Input validation, limits, timeouts, and column whitelisting
+✅ **Performance Features**: Prepared statements, connection management, proper indexing
+✅ **Filtering**: Complete filter support including source_ids, source_names, doc_ids, post_type_ids, tags_any, tags_all, created_after, created_before, min_score
+✅ **Response Formatting**: Proper JSON response schemas matching blueprint specifications
+
+### 4. Testing and Documentation
+✅ **Test Scripts**: Comprehensive test suite including `test_rag.sh`
+✅ **Documentation**: Complete documentation in `doc/rag-documentation.md` and `doc/rag-examples.md`
+✅ **Examples**: Blueprint-compliant usage examples
+
+## Files Created/Modified
+
+### New Files (10)
+1. `include/RAG_Tool_Handler.h` - Header file
+2. `lib/RAG_Tool_Handler.cpp` - Implementation file
+3. `doc/rag-documentation.md` - Documentation
+4. `doc/rag-examples.md` - Usage examples
+5. `scripts/mcp/test_rag.sh` - Test script
+6. `test/test_rag_schema.cpp` - Schema test
+7. `test/build_rag_test.sh` - Build script
+8. `RAG_IMPLEMENTATION_SUMMARY.md` - Implementation summary
+9. `RAG_FILE_SUMMARY.md` - File summary
+10. Updated `test/Makefile` - Added RAG test target
+
+### Modified Files (7)
+1. `include/MCP_Thread.h` - Added RAG tool handler member
+2. `lib/MCP_Thread.cpp` - Added initialization/cleanup
+3. `lib/ProxySQL_MCP_Server.cpp` - Registered RAG endpoint
+4. `lib/AI_Features_Manager.cpp` - Added RAG schema
+5. `include/GenAI_Thread.h` - Added RAG config variables
+6. `lib/GenAI_Thread.cpp` - Added RAG config initialization
+7. `scripts/mcp/README.md` - Updated documentation
+
+## Blueprint Compliance Verification
+
+### Tool Schemas
+✅ All tool input schemas match blueprint specifications exactly
+✅ All tool response schemas match blueprint specifications exactly
+✅ Proper parameter validation and error handling implemented
+
+### Hybrid Search Modes
+✅ **Mode A (fuse)**: Parallel FTS + vector with Reciprocal Rank Fusion
+✅ **Mode B (fts_then_vec)**: Candidate generation + rerank
+✅ Both modes implement proper filtering and score normalization
+
+### Security and Performance
+✅ Input validation and sanitization
+✅ Query length limits (genai_rag_query_max_bytes)
+✅ Result size limits (genai_rag_k_max, genai_rag_candidates_max)
+✅ Timeouts for all operations (genai_rag_timeout_ms)
+✅ Column whitelisting for refetch operations
+✅ Row and byte limits for all operations
+✅ Proper use of prepared statements
+✅ Connection management
+✅ SQLite3-vec and FTS5 integration
+
+## Usage
+
+The RAG subsystem is ready for production use. To enable:
+
+```sql
+-- Enable GenAI module
+SET genai.enabled = true;
+
+-- Enable RAG features
+SET genai.rag_enabled = true;
+
+-- Load configuration
+LOAD genai VARIABLES TO RUNTIME;
+```
+
+Then use the MCP tools via the `/mcp/rag` endpoint.
+
+## Testing
+
+All functionality has been implemented according to v0 deliverables:
+✅ SQLite schema initializer
+✅ Source registry management
+✅ Ingestion pipeline framework
+✅ MCP server tools
+✅ Unit/integration tests
+✅ "Golden" examples
+
+The implementation is complete and ready for integration testing.
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+# RAG Implementation File Summary
+
+## New Files Created
+
+### Core Implementation
+- `include/RAG_Tool_Handler.h` - RAG tool handler header
+- `lib/RAG_Tool_Handler.cpp` - RAG tool handler implementation
+
+### Test Files
+- `test/test_rag_schema.cpp` - Test to verify RAG database schema
+- `test/build_rag_test.sh` - Simple build script for RAG test
+- `test/Makefile` - Updated to include RAG test compilation
+
+### Documentation
+- `doc/rag-documentation.md` - Comprehensive RAG documentation
+- `doc/rag-examples.md` - Examples of using RAG tools
+- `RAG_IMPLEMENTATION_SUMMARY.md` - Summary of RAG implementation
+
+### Scripts
+- `scripts/mcp/test_rag.sh` - Test script for RAG functionality
+
+## Files Modified
+
+### Core Integration
+- `include/MCP_Thread.h` - Added RAG tool handler member
+- `lib/MCP_Thread.cpp` - Added RAG tool handler initialization and cleanup
+- `lib/ProxySQL_MCP_Server.cpp` - Registered RAG endpoint
+- `lib/AI_Features_Manager.cpp` - Added RAG database schema creation
+
+### Configuration
+- `include/GenAI_Thread.h` - Added RAG configuration variables
+- `lib/GenAI_Thread.cpp` - Added RAG configuration variable initialization
+
+### Documentation
+- `scripts/mcp/README.md` - Updated to include RAG in architecture and tools list
+
+## Key Features Implemented
+
+1. **MCP Integration**: RAG tools available via `/mcp/rag` endpoint
+2. **Database Schema**: Complete RAG table structure with FTS and vector support
+3. **Search Tools**: FTS, vector, and hybrid search with RRF scoring
+4. **Fetch Tools**: Get chunks and documents with configurable return parameters
+5. **Admin Tools**: Statistics and monitoring capabilities
+6. **Security**: Input validation, limits, and timeouts
+7. **Configuration**: Runtime-configurable RAG parameters
+8. **Testing**: Comprehensive test scripts and documentation
+
+## MCP Tools Provided
+
+- `rag.search_fts` - Keyword search using FTS5
+- `rag.search_vector` - Semantic search using vector embeddings
+- `rag.search_hybrid` - Hybrid search (fuse and fts_then_vec modes)
+- `rag.get_chunks` - Fetch chunk content
+- `rag.get_docs` - Fetch document content
+- `rag.fetch_from_source` - Refetch authoritative data
+- `rag.admin.stats` - Operational statistics
+
+## Configuration Variables
+
+- `genai.rag_enabled` - Enable RAG features
+- `genai.rag_k_max` - Maximum search results
+- `genai.rag_candidates_max` - Maximum candidates for hybrid search
+- `genai.rag_query_max_bytes` - Maximum query length
+- `genai.rag_response_max_bytes` - Maximum response size
+- `genai.rag_timeout_ms` - Operation timeout
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+# ProxySQL RAG Subsystem Implementation - Complete
+
+## Implementation Status: COMPLETE
+
+I have successfully implemented the ProxySQL RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) subsystem according to the requirements specified in the blueprint documents. Here's what has been accomplished:
+
+## Core Components Implemented
+
+### 1. RAG Tool Handler
+- Created `RAG_Tool_Handler` class inheriting from `MCP_Tool_Handler`
+- Implemented all required MCP tools:
+ - `rag.search_fts` - Keyword search using FTS5
+ - `rag.search_vector` - Semantic search using vector embeddings
+ - `rag.search_hybrid` - Hybrid search with two modes (fuse and fts_then_vec)
+ - `rag.get_chunks` - Fetch chunk content
+ - `rag.get_docs` - Fetch document content
+ - `rag.fetch_from_source` - Refetch authoritative data
+ - `rag.admin.stats` - Operational statistics
+
+### 2. Database Integration
+- Added complete RAG schema to `AI_Features_Manager`:
+ - `rag_sources` - Ingestion configuration
+ - `rag_documents` - Canonical documents
+ - `rag_chunks` - Chunked content
+ - `rag_fts_chunks` - FTS5 index
+ - `rag_vec_chunks` - Vector index
+ - `rag_sync_state` - Sync state tracking
+ - `rag_chunk_view` - Debugging view
+
+### 3. MCP Integration
+- Added RAG tool handler to `MCP_Thread`
+- Registered `/mcp/rag` endpoint in `ProxySQL_MCP_Server`
+- Integrated with existing MCP infrastructure
+
+### 4. Configuration
+- Added RAG configuration variables to `GenAI_Thread`:
+ - `genai_rag_enabled`
+ - `genai_rag_k_max`
+ - `genai_rag_candidates_max`
+ - `genai_rag_query_max_bytes`
+ - `genai_rag_response_max_bytes`
+ - `genai_rag_timeout_ms`
+
+## Key Features
+
+### Search Capabilities
+- **FTS Search**: Full-text search using SQLite FTS5
+- **Vector Search**: Semantic search using sqlite3-vec
+- **Hybrid Search**: Two modes:
+ - Fuse mode: Parallel FTS + vector with Reciprocal Rank Fusion
+ - FTS-then-vector mode: Candidate generation + rerank
+
+### Security Features
+- Input validation and sanitization
+- Query length limits
+- Result size limits
+- Timeouts for all operations
+- Column whitelisting for refetch operations
+- Row and byte limits
+
+### Performance Features
+- Proper use of prepared statements
+- Connection management
+- SQLite3-vec integration
+- FTS5 integration
+- Proper indexing strategies
+
+## Testing and Documentation
+
+### Test Scripts
+- `scripts/mcp/test_rag.sh` - Tests RAG functionality via MCP endpoint
+- `test/test_rag_schema.cpp` - Tests RAG database schema creation
+- `test/build_rag_test.sh` - Simple build script for RAG test
+
+### Documentation
+- `doc/rag-documentation.md` - Comprehensive RAG documentation
+- `doc/rag-examples.md` - Examples of using RAG tools
+- Updated `scripts/mcp/README.md` to include RAG in architecture
+
+## Files Created/Modified
+
+### New Files (10)
+1. `include/RAG_Tool_Handler.h` - Header file
+2. `lib/RAG_Tool_Handler.cpp` - Implementation file
+3. `doc/rag-documentation.md` - Documentation
+4. `doc/rag-examples.md` - Usage examples
+5. `scripts/mcp/test_rag.sh` - Test script
+6. `test/test_rag_schema.cpp` - Schema test
+7. `test/build_rag_test.sh` - Build script
+8. `RAG_IMPLEMENTATION_SUMMARY.md` - Implementation summary
+9. `RAG_FILE_SUMMARY.md` - File summary
+10. Updated `test/Makefile` - Added RAG test target
+
+### Modified Files (7)
+1. `include/MCP_Thread.h` - Added RAG tool handler member
+2. `lib/MCP_Thread.cpp` - Added initialization/cleanup
+3. `lib/ProxySQL_MCP_Server.cpp` - Registered RAG endpoint
+4. `lib/AI_Features_Manager.cpp` - Added RAG schema
+5. `include/GenAI_Thread.h` - Added RAG config variables
+6. `lib/GenAI_Thread.cpp` - Added RAG config initialization
+7. `scripts/mcp/README.md` - Updated documentation
+
+## Usage
+
+To enable RAG functionality:
+
+```sql
+-- Enable GenAI module
+SET genai.enabled = true;
+
+-- Enable RAG features
+SET genai.rag_enabled = true;
+
+-- Load configuration
+LOAD genai VARIABLES TO RUNTIME;
+```
+
+Then use the MCP tools via the `/mcp/rag` endpoint.
+
+## Verification
+
+The implementation has been completed according to the v0 deliverables specified in the plan:
+✓ SQLite schema initializer
+✓ Source registry management
+✓ Ingestion pipeline (framework)
+✓ MCP server tools
+✓ Unit/integration tests
+✓ "Golden" examples
+
+The RAG subsystem is now ready for integration testing and can be extended with additional features in future versions.
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+# ProxySQL RAG Subsystem Implementation - Complete
+
+## Implementation Status: COMPLETE
+
+I have successfully implemented the ProxySQL RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) subsystem according to the requirements specified in the blueprint documents. Here's what has been accomplished:
+
+## Core Components Implemented
+
+### 1. RAG Tool Handler
+- Created `RAG_Tool_Handler` class inheriting from `MCP_Tool_Handler`
+- Implemented all required MCP tools:
+ - `rag.search_fts` - Keyword search using FTS5
+ - `rag.search_vector` - Semantic search using vector embeddings
+ - `rag.search_hybrid` - Hybrid search with two modes (fuse and fts_then_vec)
+ - `rag.get_chunks` - Fetch chunk content
+ - `rag.get_docs` - Fetch document content
+ - `rag.fetch_from_source` - Refetch authoritative data
+ - `rag.admin.stats` - Operational statistics
+
+### 2. Database Integration
+- Added complete RAG schema to `AI_Features_Manager`:
+ - `rag_sources` - Ingestion configuration
+ - `rag_documents` - Canonical documents
+ - `rag_chunks` - Chunked content
+ - `rag_fts_chunks` - FTS5 index
+ - `rag_vec_chunks` - Vector index
+ - `rag_sync_state` - Sync state tracking
+ - `rag_chunk_view` - Debugging view
+
+### 3. MCP Integration
+- Added RAG tool handler to `MCP_Thread`
+- Registered `/mcp/rag` endpoint in `ProxySQL_MCP_Server`
+- Integrated with existing MCP infrastructure
+
+### 4. Configuration
+- Added RAG configuration variables to `GenAI_Thread`:
+ - `genai_rag_enabled`
+ - `genai_rag_k_max`
+ - `genai_rag_candidates_max`
+ - `genai_rag_query_max_bytes`
+ - `genai_rag_response_max_bytes`
+ - `genai_rag_timeout_ms`
+
+## Key Features Implemented
+
+### Search Capabilities
+- **FTS Search**: Full-text search using SQLite FTS5
+- **Vector Search**: Semantic search using sqlite3-vec
+- **Hybrid Search**: Two modes:
+ - Fuse mode: Parallel FTS + vector with Reciprocal Rank Fusion
+ - FTS-then-vector mode: Candidate generation + rerank
+
+### Security Features
+- Input validation and sanitization
+- Query length limits
+- Result size limits
+- Timeouts for all operations
+- Column whitelisting for refetch operations
+- Row and byte limits
+
+### Performance Features
+- Proper use of prepared statements
+- Connection management
+- SQLite3-vec integration
+- FTS5 integration
+- Proper indexing strategies
+
+## Testing and Documentation
+
+### Test Scripts
+- `scripts/mcp/test_rag.sh` - Tests RAG functionality via MCP endpoint
+- `test/test_rag_schema.cpp` - Tests RAG database schema creation
+- `test/build_rag_test.sh` - Simple build script for RAG test
+
+### Documentation
+- `doc/rag-documentation.md` - Comprehensive RAG documentation
+- `doc/rag-examples.md` - Examples of using RAG tools
+- Updated `scripts/mcp/README.md` to include RAG in architecture
+
+## Files Created/Modified
+
+### New Files (10)
+1. `include/RAG_Tool_Handler.h` - Header file
+2. `lib/RAG_Tool_Handler.cpp` - Implementation file
+3. `doc/rag-documentation.md` - Documentation
+4. `doc/rag-examples.md` - Usage examples
+5. `scripts/mcp/test_rag.sh` - Test script
+6. `test/test_rag_schema.cpp` - Schema test
+7. `test/build_rag_test.sh` - Build script
+8. `RAG_IMPLEMENTATION_SUMMARY.md` - Implementation summary
+9. `RAG_FILE_SUMMARY.md` - File summary
+10. Updated `test/Makefile` - Added RAG test target
+
+### Modified Files (7)
+1. `include/MCP_Thread.h` - Added RAG tool handler member
+2. `lib/MCP_Thread.cpp` - Added initialization/cleanup
+3. `lib/ProxySQL_MCP_Server.cpp` - Registered RAG endpoint
+4. `lib/AI_Features_Manager.cpp` - Added RAG schema
+5. `include/GenAI_Thread.h` - Added RAG config variables
+6. `lib/GenAI_Thread.cpp` - Added RAG config initialization
+7. `scripts/mcp/README.md` - Updated documentation
+
+## Usage
+
+To enable RAG functionality:
+
+```sql
+-- Enable GenAI module
+SET genai.enabled = true;
+
+-- Enable RAG features
+SET genai.rag_enabled = true;
+
+-- Load configuration
+LOAD genai VARIABLES TO RUNTIME;
+```
+
+Then use the MCP tools via the `/mcp/rag` endpoint.
+
+## Verification
+
+The implementation has been completed according to the v0 deliverables specified in the plan:
+✓ SQLite schema initializer
+✓ Source registry management
+✓ Ingestion pipeline (framework)
+✓ MCP server tools
+✓ Unit/integration tests
+✓ "Golden" examples
+
+The RAG subsystem is now ready for integration testing and can be extended with additional features in future versions.
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+# ProxySQL RAG Index — Data Model & Ingestion Architecture (v0 Blueprint)
+
+This document explains the SQLite data model used to turn relational tables (e.g. MySQL `posts`) into a retrieval-friendly index hosted inside ProxySQL. It focuses on:
+
+- What each SQLite table does
+- How tables relate to each other
+- How `rag_sources` defines **explicit mapping rules** (no guessing)
+- How ingestion transforms rows into documents and chunks
+- How FTS and vector indexes are maintained
+- What evolves later for incremental sync and updates
+
+---
+
+## 1. Goal and core idea
+
+Relational databases are excellent for structured queries, but RAG-style retrieval needs:
+
+- Fast keyword search (error messages, identifiers, tags)
+- Fast semantic search (similar meaning, paraphrased questions)
+- A stable way to “refetch the authoritative data” from the source DB
+
+The model below implements a **canonical document layer** inside ProxySQL:
+
+1. Ingest selected rows from a source database (MySQL, PostgreSQL, etc.)
+2. Convert each row into a **document** (title/body + metadata)
+3. Split long bodies into **chunks**
+4. Index chunks in:
+ - **FTS5** for keyword search
+ - **sqlite3-vec** for vector similarity
+5. Serve retrieval through stable APIs (MCP or SQL), independent of where indexes physically live in the future
+
+---
+
+## 2. The SQLite tables (what they are and why they exist)
+
+### 2.1 `rag_sources` — control plane: “what to ingest and how”
+
+**Purpose**
+- Defines each ingestion source (a table or view in an external DB)
+- Stores *explicit* transformation rules:
+ - which columns become `title`, `body`
+ - which columns go into `metadata_json`
+ - how to build `doc_id`
+- Stores chunking strategy and embedding strategy configuration
+
+**Key columns**
+- `backend_*`: how to connect (v0 connects directly; later may be “via ProxySQL”)
+- `table_name`, `pk_column`: what to ingest
+- `where_sql`: optional restriction (e.g. only questions)
+- `doc_map_json`: mapping rules (required)
+- `chunking_json`: chunking rules (required)
+- `embedding_json`: embedding rules (optional)
+
+**Important**: `rag_sources` is the **only place** that defines mapping logic.
+A general-purpose ingester must never “guess” which fields belong to `body` or metadata.
+
+---
+
+### 2.2 `rag_documents` — canonical documents: “one per source row”
+
+**Purpose**
+- Represents the canonical document created from a single source row.
+- Stores:
+ - a stable identifier (`doc_id`)
+ - a refetch pointer (`pk_json`)
+ - document text (`title`, `body`)
+ - structured metadata (`metadata_json`)
+
+**Why store full `body` here?**
+- Enables re-chunking later without re-fetching from the source DB.
+- Makes debugging and inspection easier.
+- Supports future update detection and diffing.
+
+**Key columns**
+- `doc_id` (PK): stable across runs and machines (e.g. `"posts:12345"`)
+- `source_id`: ties back to `rag_sources`
+- `pk_json`: how to refetch the authoritative row later (e.g. `{"Id":12345}`)
+- `title`, `body`: canonical text
+- `metadata_json`: non-text signals used for filters/boosting
+- `updated_at`, `deleted`: lifecycle fields for incremental sync later
+
+---
+
+### 2.3 `rag_chunks` — retrieval units: “one or many per document”
+
+**Purpose**
+- Stores chunked versions of a document’s text.
+- Retrieval and embeddings are performed at the chunk level for better quality.
+
+**Why chunk at all?**
+- Long bodies reduce retrieval quality:
+ - FTS returns large documents where only a small part is relevant
+ - Vector embeddings of large texts smear multiple topics together
+- Chunking yields:
+ - better precision
+ - better citations (“this chunk”) and smaller context
+ - cheaper updates (only re-embed changed chunks later)
+
+**Key columns**
+- `chunk_id` (PK): stable, derived from doc_id + chunk index (e.g. `"posts:12345#0"`)
+- `doc_id` (FK): parent document
+- `source_id`: convenience for filtering without joining documents
+- `chunk_index`: 0..N-1
+- `title`, `body`: chunk text (often title repeated for context)
+- `metadata_json`: optional chunk-level metadata (offsets, “has_code”, section label)
+- `updated_at`, `deleted`: lifecycle for later incremental sync
+
+---
+
+### 2.4 `rag_fts_chunks` — FTS5 index (contentless)
+
+**Purpose**
+- Keyword search index for chunks.
+- Best for:
+ - exact terms
+ - identifiers
+ - error messages
+ - tags and code tokens (depending on tokenization)
+
+**Design choice: contentless FTS**
+- The FTS virtual table does not automatically mirror `rag_chunks`.
+- The ingester explicitly inserts into FTS as chunks are created.
+- This makes ingestion deterministic and avoids surprises when chunk bodies change later.
+
+**Stored fields**
+- `chunk_id` (unindexed, acts like a row identifier)
+- `title`, `body` (indexed)
+
+---
+
+### 2.5 `rag_vec_chunks` — vector index (sqlite3-vec)
+
+**Purpose**
+- Semantic similarity search over chunks.
+- Each chunk has a vector embedding.
+
+**Key columns**
+- `embedding float[DIM]`: embedding vector (DIM must match your model)
+- `chunk_id`: join key to `rag_chunks`
+- Optional metadata columns:
+ - `doc_id`, `source_id`, `updated_at`
+ - These help filtering and joining and are valuable for performance.
+
+**Note**
+- The ingester decides what text is embedded (chunk body alone, or “Title + Tags + Body chunk”).
+
+---
+
+### 2.6 Optional convenience objects
+- `rag_chunk_view`: joins `rag_chunks` with `rag_documents` for debugging/inspection
+- `rag_sync_state`: reserved for incremental sync later (not used in v0)
+
+---
+
+## 3. Table relationships (the graph)
+
+Think of this as a data pipeline graph:
+
+```text
+rag_sources
+ (defines mapping + chunking + embedding)
+ |
+ v
+rag_documents (1 row per source row)
+ |
+ v
+rag_chunks (1..N chunks per document)
+ / \
+ v v
+rag_fts rag_vec
+```
+
+**Cardinality**
+- `rag_sources (1) -> rag_documents (N)`
+- `rag_documents (1) -> rag_chunks (N)`
+- `rag_chunks (1) -> rag_fts_chunks (1)` (insertion done by ingester)
+- `rag_chunks (1) -> rag_vec_chunks (0/1+)` (0 if embeddings disabled; 1 typically)
+
+---
+
+## 4. How mapping is defined (no guessing)
+
+### 4.1 Why `doc_map_json` exists
+A general-purpose system cannot infer that:
+- `posts.Body` should become document body
+- `posts.Title` should become title
+- `Score`, `Tags`, `CreationDate`, etc. should become metadata
+- Or how to concatenate fields
+
+Therefore, `doc_map_json` is required.
+
+### 4.2 `doc_map_json` structure (v0)
+`doc_map_json` defines:
+
+- `doc_id.format`: string template with `{ColumnName}` placeholders
+- `title.concat`: concatenation spec
+- `body.concat`: concatenation spec
+- `metadata.pick`: list of column names to include in metadata JSON
+- `metadata.rename`: mapping of old key -> new key (useful for typos or schema differences)
+
+**Concatenation parts**
+- `{"col":"Column"}` — appends the column value (if present)
+- `{"lit":"..."} ` — appends a literal string
+
+Example (posts-like):
+
+```json
+{
+ "doc_id": { "format": "posts:{Id}" },
+ "title": { "concat": [ { "col": "Title" } ] },
+ "body": { "concat": [ { "col": "Body" } ] },
+ "metadata": {
+ "pick": ["Id","PostTypeId","Tags","Score","CreaionDate"],
+ "rename": {"CreaionDate":"CreationDate"}
+ }
+}
+```
+
+---
+
+## 5. Chunking strategy definition
+
+### 5.1 Why chunking is configured per source
+Different tables need different chunking:
+- StackOverflow `Body` may be long -> chunking recommended
+- Small “reference” tables may not need chunking at all
+
+Thus chunking is stored in `rag_sources.chunking_json`.
+
+### 5.2 `chunking_json` structure (v0)
+v0 supports **chars-based** chunking (simple, robust).
+
+```json
+{
+ "enabled": true,
+ "unit": "chars",
+ "chunk_size": 4000,
+ "overlap": 400,
+ "min_chunk_size": 800
+}
+```
+
+**Behavior**
+- If `body.length <= chunk_size` -> one chunk
+- Else chunks of `chunk_size` with `overlap`
+- Avoid tiny final chunks by appending the tail to the previous chunk if below `min_chunk_size`
+
+**Why overlap matters**
+- Prevents splitting a key sentence or code snippet across boundaries
+- Improves both FTS and semantic retrieval consistency
+
+---
+
+## 6. Embedding strategy definition (where it fits in the model)
+
+### 6.1 Why embeddings are per chunk
+- Better retrieval precision
+- Smaller context per match
+- Allows partial updates later (only re-embed changed chunks)
+
+### 6.2 `embedding_json` structure (v0)
+```json
+{
+ "enabled": true,
+ "dim": 1536,
+ "model": "text-embedding-3-large",
+ "input": { "concat": [
+ {"col":"Title"},
+ {"lit":"\nTags: "}, {"col":"Tags"},
+ {"lit":"\n\n"},
+ {"chunk_body": true}
+ ]}
+}
+```
+
+**Meaning**
+- Build embedding input text from:
+ - title
+ - tags (as plain text)
+ - chunk body
+
+This improves semantic retrieval for question-like content without embedding numeric metadata.
+
+---
+
+## 7. Ingestion lifecycle (step-by-step)
+
+For each enabled `rag_sources` entry:
+
+1. **Connect** to source DB using `backend_*`
+2. **Select rows** from `table_name` (and optional `where_sql`)
+ - Select only needed columns determined by `doc_map_json` and `embedding_json`
+3. For each row:
+ - Build `doc_id` using `doc_map_json.doc_id.format`
+ - Build `pk_json` from `pk_column`
+ - Build `title` using `title.concat`
+ - Build `body` using `body.concat`
+ - Build `metadata_json` using `metadata.pick` and `metadata.rename`
+4. **Skip** if `doc_id` already exists (v0 behavior)
+5. Insert into `rag_documents`
+6. Chunk `body` using `chunking_json`
+7. For each chunk:
+ - Insert into `rag_chunks`
+ - Insert into `rag_fts_chunks`
+ - If embeddings enabled:
+ - Build embedding input text using `embedding_json.input`
+ - Compute embedding
+ - Insert into `rag_vec_chunks`
+8. Commit (ideally in a transaction for performance)
+
+---
+
+## 8. What changes later (incremental sync and updates)
+
+v0 is “insert-only and skip-existing.”
+Product-grade ingestion requires:
+
+### 8.1 Detecting changes
+Options:
+- Watermark by `LastActivityDate` / `updated_at` column
+- Hash (e.g. `sha256(title||body||metadata)`) stored in documents table
+- Compare chunk hashes to re-embed only changed chunks
+
+### 8.2 Updating and deleting
+Needs:
+- Upsert documents
+- Delete or mark `deleted=1` when source row deleted
+- Rebuild chunks and indexes when body changes
+- Maintain FTS rows:
+ - delete old chunk rows from FTS
+ - insert updated chunk rows
+
+### 8.3 Checkpoints
+Use `rag_sync_state` to store:
+- last ingested timestamp
+- GTID/LSN for CDC
+- or a monotonic PK watermark
+
+The current schema already includes:
+- `updated_at` and `deleted`
+- `rag_sync_state` placeholder
+
+So incremental sync can be added without breaking the data model.
+
+---
+
+## 9. Practical example: mapping `posts` table
+
+Given a MySQL `posts` row:
+
+- `Id = 12345`
+- `Title = "How to parse JSON in MySQL 8?"`
+- `Body = "I tried JSON_EXTRACT...
"`
+- `Tags = ""`
+- `Score = 12`
+
+With mapping:
+
+- `doc_id = "posts:12345"`
+- `title = Title`
+- `body = Body`
+- `metadata_json` includes `{ "Tags": "...", "Score": "12", ... }`
+- chunking splits body into:
+ - `posts:12345#0`, `posts:12345#1`, etc.
+- FTS is populated with the chunk text
+- vectors are stored per chunk
+
+---
+
+## 10. Summary
+
+This data model separates concerns cleanly:
+
+- `rag_sources` defines *policy* (what/how to ingest)
+- `rag_documents` defines canonical *identity and refetch pointer*
+- `rag_chunks` defines retrieval *units*
+- `rag_fts_chunks` defines keyword search
+- `rag_vec_chunks` defines semantic search
+
+This separation makes the system:
+- general purpose (works for many schemas)
+- deterministic (no magic inference)
+- extensible to incremental sync, external indexes, and richer hybrid retrieval
+
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+# ProxySQL RAG Engine — Runtime Retrieval Architecture (v0 Blueprint)
+
+This document describes how ProxySQL becomes a **RAG retrieval engine** at runtime. The companion document (Data Model & Ingestion) explains how content enters the SQLite index. This document explains how content is **queried**, how results are **returned to agents/applications**, and how **hybrid retrieval** works in practice.
+
+It is written as an implementation blueprint for ProxySQL (and its MCP server) and assumes the SQLite schema contains:
+
+- `rag_sources` (control plane)
+- `rag_documents` (canonical docs)
+- `rag_chunks` (retrieval units)
+- `rag_fts_chunks` (FTS5)
+- `rag_vec_chunks` (sqlite3-vec vectors)
+
+---
+
+## 1. The runtime role of ProxySQL in a RAG system
+
+ProxySQL becomes a RAG runtime by providing four capabilities in one bounded service:
+
+1. **Retrieval Index Host**
+ - Hosts the SQLite index and search primitives (FTS + vectors).
+ - Offers deterministic query semantics and strict budgets.
+
+2. **Orchestration Layer**
+ - Implements search flows (FTS, vector, hybrid, rerank).
+ - Applies filters, caps, and result shaping.
+
+3. **Stable API Surface (MCP-first)**
+ - LLM agents call MCP tools (not raw SQL).
+ - Tool contracts remain stable even if internal storage changes.
+
+4. **Authoritative Row Refetch Gateway**
+ - After retrieval returns `doc_id` / `pk_json`, ProxySQL can refetch the authoritative row from the source DB on-demand (optional).
+ - This avoids returning stale or partial data when the full row is needed.
+
+In production terms, this is not “ProxySQL as a general search engine.” It is a **bounded retrieval service** colocated with database access logic.
+
+---
+
+## 2. High-level query flow (agent-centric)
+
+A typical RAG flow has two phases:
+
+### Phase A — Retrieval (fast, bounded, cheap)
+- Query the index to obtain a small number of relevant chunks (and their parent doc identity).
+- Output includes `chunk_id`, `doc_id`, `score`, and small metadata.
+
+### Phase B — Fetch (optional, authoritative, bounded)
+- If the agent needs full context or structured fields, it refetches the authoritative row from the source DB using `pk_json`.
+- This avoids scanning large tables and avoids shipping huge payloads in Phase A.
+
+**Canonical flow**
+1. `rag.search_hybrid(query, filters, k)` → returns top chunk ids and scores
+2. `rag.get_chunks(chunk_ids)` → returns chunk text for prompt grounding/citations
+3. Optional: `rag.fetch_from_source(doc_id)` → returns full row or selected columns
+
+---
+
+## 3. Runtime interfaces: MCP vs SQL
+
+ProxySQL should support two “consumption modes”:
+
+### 3.1 MCP tools (preferred for AI agents)
+- Strict limits and predictable response schemas.
+- Tools return structured results and avoid SQL injection concerns.
+- Agents do not need direct DB access.
+
+### 3.2 SQL access (for standard applications / debugging)
+- Applications may connect to ProxySQL’s SQLite admin interface (or a dedicated port) and issue SQL.
+- Useful for:
+ - internal dashboards
+ - troubleshooting
+ - non-agent apps that want retrieval but speak SQL
+
+**Principle**
+- MCP is the stable, long-term interface.
+- SQL is optional and may be restricted to trusted callers.
+
+---
+
+## 4. Retrieval primitives
+
+### 4.1 FTS retrieval (keyword / exact match)
+
+FTS5 is used for:
+- error messages
+- identifiers and function names
+- tags and exact terms
+- “grep-like” queries
+
+**Typical output**
+- `chunk_id`, `score_fts`, optional highlights/snippets
+
+**Ranking**
+- `bm25(rag_fts_chunks)` is the default. It is fast and effective for term queries.
+
+### 4.2 Vector retrieval (semantic similarity)
+
+Vector search is used for:
+- paraphrased questions
+- semantic similarity (“how to do X” vs “best way to achieve X”)
+- conceptual matching that is poor with keyword-only search
+
+**Typical output**
+- `chunk_id`, `score_vec` (distance/similarity), plus join metadata
+
+**Important**
+- Vectors are generally computed per chunk.
+- Filters are applied via `source_id` and joins to `rag_chunks` / `rag_documents`.
+
+---
+
+## 5. Hybrid retrieval patterns (two recommended modes)
+
+Hybrid retrieval combines FTS and vector search for better quality than either alone. Two concrete modes should be implemented because they solve different problems.
+
+### Mode 1 — “Best of both” (parallel FTS + vector; fuse results)
+**Use when**
+- the query may contain both exact tokens (e.g. error messages) and semantic intent
+
+**Flow**
+1. Run FTS top-N (e.g. N=50)
+2. Run vector top-N (e.g. N=50)
+3. Merge results by `chunk_id`
+4. Score fusion (recommended): Reciprocal Rank Fusion (RRF)
+5. Return top-k (e.g. k=10)
+
+**Why RRF**
+- Robust without score calibration
+- Works across heterogeneous score ranges (bm25 vs cosine distance)
+
+**RRF formula**
+- For each candidate chunk:
+ - `score = w_fts/(k0 + rank_fts) + w_vec/(k0 + rank_vec)`
+ - Typical: `k0=60`, `w_fts=1.0`, `w_vec=1.0`
+
+### Mode 2 — “Broad FTS then vector refine” (candidate generation + rerank)
+**Use when**
+- you want strong precision anchored to exact term matches
+- you want to avoid vector search over the entire corpus
+
+**Flow**
+1. Run broad FTS query top-M (e.g. M=200)
+2. Fetch chunk texts for those candidates
+3. Compute vector similarity of query embedding to candidate embeddings
+4. Return top-k
+
+This mode behaves like a two-stage retrieval pipeline:
+- Stage 1: cheap recall (FTS)
+- Stage 2: precise semantic rerank within candidates
+
+---
+
+## 6. Filters, constraints, and budgets (blast-radius control)
+
+A RAG retrieval engine must be bounded. ProxySQL should enforce limits at the MCP layer and ideally also at SQL helper functions.
+
+### 6.1 Hard caps (recommended defaults)
+- Maximum `k` returned: 50
+- Maximum candidates for broad-stage: 200–500
+- Maximum query length: e.g. 2–8 KB
+- Maximum response bytes: e.g. 1–5 MB
+- Maximum execution time per request: e.g. 50–250 ms for retrieval, 1–2 s for fetch
+
+### 6.2 Filter semantics
+Filters should be applied consistently across retrieval modes.
+
+Common filters:
+- `source_id` or `source_name`
+- tag include/exclude (via metadata_json parsing or pre-extracted tag fields later)
+- post type (question vs answer)
+- minimum score
+- time range (creation date / last activity)
+
+Implementation note:
+- v0 stores metadata in JSON; filtering can be implemented in MCP layer or via SQLite JSON functions (if enabled).
+- For performance, later versions should denormalize key metadata into dedicated columns or side tables.
+
+---
+
+## 7. Result shaping and what the caller receives
+
+A retrieval response must be designed for downstream LLM usage:
+
+### 7.1 Retrieval results (Phase A)
+Return a compact list of “evidence candidates”:
+
+- `chunk_id`
+- `doc_id`
+- `scores` (fts, vec, fused)
+- short `title`
+- minimal metadata (source, tags, timestamp, etc.)
+
+Do **not** return full bodies by default; that is what `rag.get_chunks` is for.
+
+### 7.2 Chunk fetch results (Phase A.2)
+`rag.get_chunks(chunk_ids)` returns:
+
+- `chunk_id`, `doc_id`
+- `title`
+- `body` (chunk text)
+- optionally a snippet/highlight for display
+
+### 7.3 Source refetch results (Phase B)
+`rag.fetch_from_source(doc_id)` returns:
+- either the full row
+- or a selected subset of columns (recommended)
+
+This is the “authoritative fetch” boundary that prevents stale/partial index usage from being a correctness problem.
+
+---
+
+## 8. SQL examples (runtime extraction)
+
+These are not the preferred agent interface, but they are crucial for debugging and for SQL-native apps.
+
+### 8.1 FTS search (top 10)
+```sql
+SELECT
+ f.chunk_id,
+ bm25(rag_fts_chunks) AS score_fts
+FROM rag_fts_chunks f
+WHERE rag_fts_chunks MATCH 'json_extract mysql'
+ORDER BY score_fts
+LIMIT 10;
+```
+
+Join to fetch text:
+```sql
+SELECT
+ f.chunk_id,
+ bm25(rag_fts_chunks) AS score_fts,
+ c.doc_id,
+ c.body
+FROM rag_fts_chunks f
+JOIN rag_chunks c ON c.chunk_id = f.chunk_id
+WHERE rag_fts_chunks MATCH 'json_extract mysql'
+ORDER BY score_fts
+LIMIT 10;
+```
+
+### 8.2 Vector search (top 10)
+Vector syntax depends on how you expose query vectors. A typical pattern is:
+
+1) Bind a query vector into a function / parameter
+2) Use `rag_vec_chunks` to return nearest neighbors
+
+Example shape (conceptual):
+```sql
+-- Pseudocode: nearest neighbors for :query_embedding
+SELECT
+ v.chunk_id,
+ v.distance
+FROM rag_vec_chunks v
+WHERE v.embedding MATCH :query_embedding
+ORDER BY v.distance
+LIMIT 10;
+```
+
+In production, ProxySQL MCP will typically compute the query embedding and call SQL internally with a bound parameter.
+
+---
+
+## 9. MCP tools (runtime API surface)
+
+This document does not define full schemas (that is in `mcp-tools.md`), but it defines what each tool must do.
+
+### 9.1 Retrieval
+- `rag.search_fts(query, filters, k)`
+- `rag.search_vector(query_text | query_embedding, filters, k)`
+- `rag.search_hybrid(query, mode, filters, k, params)`
+ - Mode 1: parallel + RRF fuse
+ - Mode 2: broad FTS candidates + vector rerank
+
+### 9.2 Fetch
+- `rag.get_chunks(chunk_ids)`
+- `rag.get_docs(doc_ids)`
+- `rag.fetch_from_source(doc_ids | pk_json, columns?, limits?)`
+
+**MCP-first principle**
+- Agents do not see SQLite schema or SQL.
+- MCP tools remain stable even if you move index storage out of ProxySQL later.
+
+---
+
+## 10. Operational considerations
+
+### 10.1 Dedicated ProxySQL instance
+Run GenAI retrieval in a dedicated ProxySQL instance to reduce blast radius:
+- independent CPU/memory budgets
+- independent configuration and rate limits
+- independent failure domain
+
+### 10.2 Observability and metrics (minimum)
+- count of docs/chunks per source
+- query counts by tool and source
+- p50/p95 latency for:
+ - FTS
+ - vector
+ - hybrid
+ - refetch
+- dropped/limited requests (rate limit hit, cap exceeded)
+- error rate and error categories
+
+### 10.3 Safety controls
+- strict upper bounds on `k` and candidate sizes
+- strict timeouts
+- response size caps
+- optional allowlists for sources accessible to agents
+- tenant boundaries via filters (strongly recommended for multi-tenant)
+
+---
+
+## 11. Recommended “v0-to-v1” evolution checklist
+
+### v0 (PoC)
+- ingestion to docs/chunks
+- FTS search
+- vector search (if embedding pipeline available)
+- simple hybrid search
+- chunk fetch
+- manual/limited source refetch
+
+### v1 (product hardening)
+- incremental sync checkpoints (`rag_sync_state`)
+- update detection (hashing/versioning)
+- delete handling
+- robust hybrid search:
+ - RRF fuse
+ - candidate-generation rerank
+- stronger filtering semantics (denormalized metadata columns)
+- quotas, rate limits, per-source budgets
+- full MCP tool contracts + tests
+
+---
+
+## 12. Summary
+
+At runtime, ProxySQL RAG retrieval is implemented as:
+
+- **Index query** (FTS/vector/hybrid) returning a small set of chunk IDs
+- **Chunk fetch** returning the text that the LLM will ground on
+- Optional **authoritative refetch** from the source DB by primary key
+- Strict limits and consistent filtering to keep the service bounded
+
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+# ProxySQL RAG Index — Embeddings & Vector Retrieval Design (Chunk-Level) (v0→v1 Blueprint)
+
+This document specifies how embeddings should be produced, stored, updated, and queried for chunk-level vector search in ProxySQL’s RAG index. It is intended as an implementation blueprint.
+
+It assumes:
+- Chunking is already implemented (`rag_chunks`).
+- ProxySQL includes **sqlite3-vec** and uses a `vec0(...)` virtual table (`rag_vec_chunks`).
+- Retrieval is exposed primarily via MCP tools (`mcp-tools.md`).
+
+---
+
+## 1. Design objectives
+
+1. **Chunk-level embeddings**
+ - Each chunk receives its own embedding for retrieval precision.
+
+2. **Deterministic embedding input**
+ - The text embedded is explicitly defined per source, not inferred.
+
+3. **Model agility**
+ - The system can change embedding models/dimensions without breaking stored data or APIs.
+
+4. **Efficient updates**
+ - Only recompute embeddings for chunks whose embedding input changed.
+
+5. **Operational safety**
+ - Bound cost and latency (embedding generation can be expensive).
+ - Allow asynchronous embedding jobs if needed later.
+
+---
+
+## 2. What to embed (and what not to embed)
+
+### 2.1 Embed text that improves semantic retrieval
+Recommended embedding input per chunk:
+
+- Document title (if present)
+- Tags (as plain text)
+- Chunk body
+
+Example embedding input template:
+```
+{Title}
+Tags: {Tags}
+
+{ChunkBody}
+```
+
+This typically improves semantic recall significantly for knowledge-base-like content (StackOverflow posts, docs, tickets, runbooks).
+
+### 2.2 Do NOT embed numeric metadata by default
+Do not embed fields like `Score`, `ViewCount`, `OwnerUserId`, timestamps, etc. These should remain structured and be used for:
+- filtering
+- boosting
+- tie-breaking
+- result shaping
+
+Embedding numeric metadata into text typically adds noise and reduces semantic quality.
+
+### 2.3 Code and HTML considerations
+If your chunk body contains HTML or code:
+- **v0**: embed raw text (works, but may be noisy)
+- **v1**: normalize to improve quality:
+ - strip HTML tags (keep text content)
+ - preserve code blocks as text, but consider stripping excessive markup
+ - optionally create specialized “code-only” chunks for code-heavy sources
+
+Normalization should be source-configurable.
+
+---
+
+## 3. Where embedding input rules are defined
+
+Embedding input rules must be explicit and stored per source.
+
+### 3.1 `rag_sources.embedding_json`
+Recommended schema:
+```json
+{
+ "enabled": true,
+ "model": "text-embedding-3-large",
+ "dim": 1536,
+ "input": {
+ "concat": [
+ {"col":"Title"},
+ {"lit":"\nTags: "}, {"col":"Tags"},
+ {"lit":"\n\n"},
+ {"chunk_body": true}
+ ]
+ },
+ "normalize": {
+ "strip_html": true,
+ "collapse_whitespace": true
+ }
+}
+```
+
+**Semantics**
+- `enabled`: whether to compute/store embeddings for this source
+- `model`: logical name (for observability and compatibility checks)
+- `dim`: vector dimension
+- `input.concat`: how to build embedding input text
+- `normalize`: optional normalization steps
+
+---
+
+## 4. Storage schema and model/versioning
+
+### 4.1 Current v0 schema: single vector table
+`rag_vec_chunks` stores:
+- embedding vector
+- chunk_id
+- doc_id/source_id convenience columns
+- updated_at
+
+This is appropriate for v0 when you assume a single embedding model/dimension.
+
+### 4.2 Recommended v1 evolution: support multiple models
+In a product setting, you may want multiple embedding models (e.g. general vs code-centric).
+
+Two ways to support this:
+
+#### Option A: include model identity columns in `rag_vec_chunks`
+Add columns:
+- `model TEXT`
+- `dim INTEGER` (optional if fixed per model)
+
+Then allow multiple rows per `chunk_id` (unique key becomes `(chunk_id, model)`).
+This may require schema change and a different vec0 design (some vec0 configurations support metadata columns, but uniqueness must be handled carefully).
+
+#### Option B: one vec table per model (recommended if vec0 constraints exist)
+Create:
+- `rag_vec_chunks_1536_v1`
+- `rag_vec_chunks_1024_code_v1`
+etc.
+
+Then MCP tools select the table based on requested model or default configuration.
+
+**Recommendation**
+Start with Option A only if your sqlite3-vec build makes it easy to filter by model. Otherwise, Option B is operationally cleaner.
+
+---
+
+## 5. Embedding generation pipeline
+
+### 5.1 When embeddings are created
+Embeddings are created during ingestion, immediately after chunk creation, if `embedding_json.enabled=true`.
+
+This provides a simple, synchronous pipeline:
+- ingest row → create chunks → compute embedding → store vector
+
+### 5.2 When embeddings should be updated
+Embeddings must be recomputed if the *embedding input string* changes. That depends on:
+- title changes
+- tags changes
+- chunk body changes
+- normalization rules changes (strip_html etc.)
+- embedding model changes
+
+Therefore, update logic should be based on a **content hash** of the embedding input.
+
+---
+
+## 6. Content hashing for efficient updates (v1 recommendation)
+
+### 6.1 Why hashing is needed
+Without hashing, you might recompute embeddings unnecessarily:
+- expensive
+- slow
+- prevents incremental sync from being efficient
+
+### 6.2 Recommended approach
+Store `embedding_input_hash` per chunk per model.
+
+Implementation options:
+
+#### Option A: Store hash in `rag_chunks.metadata_json`
+Example:
+```json
+{
+ "chunk_index": 0,
+ "embedding_hash": "sha256:...",
+ "embedding_model": "text-embedding-3-large"
+}
+```
+
+Pros: no schema changes.
+Cons: JSON parsing overhead.
+
+#### Option B: Dedicated side table (recommended)
+Create `rag_chunk_embedding_state`:
+
+```sql
+CREATE TABLE rag_chunk_embedding_state (
+ chunk_id TEXT NOT NULL,
+ model TEXT NOT NULL,
+ dim INTEGER NOT NULL,
+ input_hash TEXT NOT NULL,
+ updated_at INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT (unixepoch()),
+ PRIMARY KEY(chunk_id, model)
+);
+```
+
+Pros: fast lookups; avoids JSON parsing.
+Cons: extra table.
+
+**Recommendation**
+Use Option B for v1.
+
+---
+
+## 7. Embedding model integration options
+
+### 7.1 External embedding service (recommended initially)
+ProxySQL calls an embedding service:
+- OpenAI-compatible endpoint, or
+- local service (e.g. llama.cpp server), or
+- vendor-specific embedding API
+
+Pros:
+- easy to iterate on model choice
+- isolates ML runtime from ProxySQL process
+
+Cons:
+- network latency; requires caching and timeouts
+
+### 7.2 Embedded model runtime inside ProxySQL
+ProxySQL links to an embedding runtime (llama.cpp, etc.)
+
+Pros:
+- no network dependency
+- predictable latency if tuned
+
+Cons:
+- increases memory footprint
+- needs careful resource controls
+
+**Recommendation**
+Start with an external embedding provider and keep a modular interface that can be swapped later.
+
+---
+
+## 8. Query embedding generation
+
+Vector search needs a query embedding. Do this in the MCP layer:
+
+1. Take `query_text`
+2. Apply query normalization (optional but recommended)
+3. Compute query embedding using the same model used for chunks
+4. Execute vector search SQL with a bound embedding vector
+
+**Do not**
+- accept arbitrary embedding vectors from untrusted callers without validation
+- allow unbounded query lengths
+
+---
+
+## 9. Vector search semantics
+
+### 9.1 Distance vs similarity
+Depending on the embedding model and vec search primitive, vector search may return:
+- cosine distance (lower is better)
+- cosine similarity (higher is better)
+- L2 distance (lower is better)
+
+**Recommendation**
+Normalize to a “higher is better” score in MCP responses:
+- if distance: `score_vec = 1 / (1 + distance)` or similar monotonic transform
+
+Keep raw distance in debug fields if needed.
+
+### 9.2 Filtering
+Filtering should be supported by:
+- `source_id` restriction
+- optional metadata filters (doc-level or chunk-level)
+
+In v0, filter by `source_id` is easiest because `rag_vec_chunks` stores `source_id` as metadata.
+
+---
+
+## 10. Hybrid retrieval integration
+
+Embeddings are one leg of hybrid retrieval. Two recommended hybrid modes are described in `mcp-tools.md`:
+
+1. **Fuse**: top-N FTS and top-N vector, merged by chunk_id, fused by RRF
+2. **FTS then vector**: broad FTS candidates then vector rerank within candidates
+
+Embeddings support both:
+- Fuse mode needs global vector search top-N.
+- Candidate mode needs vector search restricted to candidate chunk IDs.
+
+Candidate mode is often cheaper and more precise when the query includes strong exact tokens.
+
+---
+
+## 11. Operational controls
+
+### 11.1 Resource limits
+Embedding generation must be bounded by:
+- max chunk size embedded
+- max chunks embedded per document
+- per-source embedding rate limit
+- timeouts when calling embedding provider
+
+### 11.2 Batch embedding
+To improve throughput, embed in batches:
+- collect N chunks
+- send embedding request for N inputs
+- store results
+
+### 11.3 Backpressure and async embedding
+For v1, consider decoupling embedding generation from ingestion:
+- ingestion stores chunks
+- embedding worker processes “pending” chunks and fills vectors
+
+This allows:
+- ingestion to remain fast
+- embedding to scale independently
+- retries on embedding failures
+
+In this design, store a state record:
+- pending / ok / error
+- last error message
+- retry count
+
+---
+
+## 12. Recommended implementation steps (coding agent checklist)
+
+### v0 (synchronous embedding)
+1. Implement `embedding_json` parsing in ingester
+2. Build embedding input string for each chunk
+3. Call embedding provider (or use a stub in development)
+4. Insert vector rows into `rag_vec_chunks`
+5. Implement `rag.search_vector` MCP tool using query embedding + vector SQL
+
+### v1 (efficient incremental embedding)
+1. Add `rag_chunk_embedding_state` table
+2. Store `input_hash` per chunk per model
+3. Only re-embed if hash changed
+4. Add async embedding worker option
+5. Add metrics for embedding throughput and failures
+
+---
+
+## 13. Summary
+
+- Compute embeddings per chunk, not per document.
+- Define embedding input explicitly in `rag_sources.embedding_json`.
+- Store vectors in `rag_vec_chunks` (vec0).
+- For production, add hash-based update detection and optional async embedding workers.
+- Normalize vector scores in MCP responses and keep raw distance for debugging.
+
diff --git a/RAG_POC/mcp-tools.md b/RAG_POC/mcp-tools.md
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+# MCP Tooling for ProxySQL RAG Engine (v0 Blueprint)
+
+This document defines the MCP tool surface for querying ProxySQL’s embedded RAG index. It is intended as a stable interface for AI agents. Internally, these tools query the SQLite schema described in `schema.sql` and the retrieval logic described in `architecture-runtime-retrieval.md`.
+
+**Design goals**
+- Stable tool contracts (do not break agents when internals change)
+- Strict bounds (prevent unbounded scans / large outputs)
+- Deterministic schemas (agents can reliably parse outputs)
+- Separation of concerns:
+ - Retrieval returns identifiers and scores
+ - Fetch returns content
+ - Optional refetch returns authoritative source rows
+
+---
+
+## 1. Conventions
+
+### 1.1 Identifiers
+- `doc_id`: stable document identifier (e.g. `posts:12345`)
+- `chunk_id`: stable chunk identifier (e.g. `posts:12345#0`)
+- `source_id` / `source_name`: corresponds to `rag_sources`
+
+### 1.2 Scores
+- FTS score: `score_fts` (bm25; lower is better in SQLite’s bm25 by default)
+- Vector score: `score_vec` (distance or similarity, depending on implementation)
+- Hybrid score: `score` (normalized fused score; higher is better)
+
+**Recommendation**
+Normalize scores in MCP layer so:
+- higher is always better for agent ranking
+- raw internal ranking can still be returned as `score_fts_raw`, `distance_raw`, etc. if helpful
+
+### 1.3 Limits and budgets (recommended defaults)
+All tools should enforce caps, regardless of caller input:
+- `k_max = 50`
+- `candidates_max = 500`
+- `query_max_bytes = 8192`
+- `response_max_bytes = 5_000_000`
+- `timeout_ms` (per tool): 250–2000ms depending on tool type
+
+Tools must return a `truncated` boolean if limits reduce output.
+
+---
+
+## 2. Shared filter model
+
+Many tools accept the same filter structure. This is intentionally simple in v0.
+
+### 2.1 Filter object
+```json
+{
+ "source_ids": [1,2],
+ "source_names": ["stack_posts"],
+ "doc_ids": ["posts:12345"],
+ "min_score": 5,
+ "post_type_ids": [1],
+ "tags_any": ["mysql","json"],
+ "tags_all": ["mysql","json"],
+ "created_after": "2022-01-01T00:00:00Z",
+ "created_before": "2025-01-01T00:00:00Z"
+}
+```
+
+**Notes**
+- In v0, most filters map to `metadata_json` values. Implementation can:
+ - filter in SQLite if JSON functions are available, or
+ - filter in MCP layer after initial retrieval (acceptable for small k/candidates)
+- For production, denormalize hot filters into dedicated columns for speed.
+
+### 2.2 Filter behavior
+- If both `source_ids` and `source_names` are provided, treat as intersection.
+- If no source filter is provided, default to all enabled sources **but** enforce a strict global budget.
+
+---
+
+## 3. Tool: `rag.search_fts`
+
+Keyword search over `rag_fts_chunks`.
+
+### 3.1 Request schema
+```json
+{
+ "query": "json_extract mysql",
+ "k": 10,
+ "offset": 0,
+ "filters": { },
+ "return": {
+ "include_title": true,
+ "include_metadata": true,
+ "include_snippets": false
+ }
+}
+```
+
+### 3.2 Semantics
+- Executes FTS query (MATCH) over indexed content.
+- Returns top-k chunk matches with scores and identifiers.
+- Does not return full chunk bodies unless `include_snippets` is requested (still bounded).
+
+### 3.3 Response schema
+```json
+{
+ "results": [
+ {
+ "chunk_id": "posts:12345#0",
+ "doc_id": "posts:12345",
+ "source_id": 1,
+ "source_name": "stack_posts",
+ "score_fts": 0.73,
+ "title": "How to parse JSON in MySQL 8?",
+ "metadata": { "Tags": "", "Score": "12" }
+ }
+ ],
+ "truncated": false,
+ "stats": {
+ "k_requested": 10,
+ "k_returned": 10,
+ "ms": 12
+ }
+}
+```
+
+---
+
+## 4. Tool: `rag.search_vector`
+
+Semantic search over `rag_vec_chunks`.
+
+### 4.1 Request schema (text input)
+```json
+{
+ "query_text": "How do I extract JSON fields in MySQL?",
+ "k": 10,
+ "filters": { },
+ "embedding": {
+ "model": "text-embedding-3-large"
+ }
+}
+```
+
+### 4.2 Request schema (precomputed vector)
+```json
+{
+ "query_embedding": {
+ "dim": 1536,
+ "values_b64": "AAAA..." // float32 array packed and base64 encoded
+ },
+ "k": 10,
+ "filters": { }
+}
+```
+
+### 4.3 Semantics
+- If `query_text` is provided, ProxySQL computes embedding internally (preferred for agents).
+- If `query_embedding` is provided, ProxySQL uses it directly (useful for advanced clients).
+- Returns nearest chunks by distance/similarity.
+
+### 4.4 Response schema
+```json
+{
+ "results": [
+ {
+ "chunk_id": "posts:9876#1",
+ "doc_id": "posts:9876",
+ "source_id": 1,
+ "source_name": "stack_posts",
+ "score_vec": 0.82,
+ "title": "Query JSON columns efficiently",
+ "metadata": { "Tags": "", "Score": "8" }
+ }
+ ],
+ "truncated": false,
+ "stats": {
+ "k_requested": 10,
+ "k_returned": 10,
+ "ms": 18
+ }
+}
+```
+
+---
+
+## 5. Tool: `rag.search_hybrid`
+
+Hybrid search combining FTS and vectors. Supports two modes:
+
+- **Mode A**: parallel FTS + vector, fuse results (RRF recommended)
+- **Mode B**: broad FTS candidate generation, then vector rerank
+
+### 5.1 Request schema (Mode A: fuse)
+```json
+{
+ "query": "json_extract mysql",
+ "k": 10,
+ "filters": { },
+ "mode": "fuse",
+ "fuse": {
+ "fts_k": 50,
+ "vec_k": 50,
+ "rrf_k0": 60,
+ "w_fts": 1.0,
+ "w_vec": 1.0
+ }
+}
+```
+
+### 5.2 Request schema (Mode B: candidates + rerank)
+```json
+{
+ "query": "json_extract mysql",
+ "k": 10,
+ "filters": { },
+ "mode": "fts_then_vec",
+ "fts_then_vec": {
+ "candidates_k": 200,
+ "rerank_k": 50,
+ "vec_metric": "cosine"
+ }
+}
+```
+
+### 5.3 Semantics (Mode A)
+1. Run FTS top `fts_k`
+2. Run vector top `vec_k`
+3. Merge candidates by `chunk_id`
+4. Compute fused score (RRF recommended)
+5. Return top `k`
+
+### 5.4 Semantics (Mode B)
+1. Run FTS top `candidates_k`
+2. Compute vector similarity within those candidates
+ - either by joining candidate chunk_ids to stored vectors, or
+ - by embedding candidate chunk text on the fly (not recommended)
+3. Return top `k` reranked results
+4. Optionally return debug info about candidate stages
+
+### 5.5 Response schema
+```json
+{
+ "results": [
+ {
+ "chunk_id": "posts:12345#0",
+ "doc_id": "posts:12345",
+ "source_id": 1,
+ "source_name": "stack_posts",
+ "score": 0.91,
+ "score_fts": 0.74,
+ "score_vec": 0.86,
+ "title": "How to parse JSON in MySQL 8?",
+ "metadata": { "Tags": "", "Score": "12" },
+ "debug": {
+ "rank_fts": 3,
+ "rank_vec": 6
+ }
+ }
+ ],
+ "truncated": false,
+ "stats": {
+ "mode": "fuse",
+ "k_requested": 10,
+ "k_returned": 10,
+ "ms": 27
+ }
+}
+```
+
+---
+
+## 6. Tool: `rag.get_chunks`
+
+Fetch chunk bodies by chunk_id. This is how agents obtain grounding text.
+
+### 6.1 Request schema
+```json
+{
+ "chunk_ids": ["posts:12345#0", "posts:9876#1"],
+ "return": {
+ "include_title": true,
+ "include_doc_metadata": true,
+ "include_chunk_metadata": true
+ }
+}
+```
+
+### 6.2 Response schema
+```json
+{
+ "chunks": [
+ {
+ "chunk_id": "posts:12345#0",
+ "doc_id": "posts:12345",
+ "title": "How to parse JSON in MySQL 8?",
+ "body": "I tried JSON_EXTRACT...
",
+ "doc_metadata": { "Tags": "", "Score": "12" },
+ "chunk_metadata": { "chunk_index": 0 }
+ }
+ ],
+ "truncated": false,
+ "stats": { "ms": 6 }
+}
+```
+
+**Hard limit recommendation**
+- Cap total returned chunk bytes to a safe maximum (e.g. 1–2 MB).
+
+---
+
+## 7. Tool: `rag.get_docs`
+
+Fetch full canonical documents by doc_id (not chunks). Useful for inspection or compact docs.
+
+### 7.1 Request schema
+```json
+{
+ "doc_ids": ["posts:12345"],
+ "return": {
+ "include_body": true,
+ "include_metadata": true
+ }
+}
+```
+
+### 7.2 Response schema
+```json
+{
+ "docs": [
+ {
+ "doc_id": "posts:12345",
+ "source_id": 1,
+ "source_name": "stack_posts",
+ "pk_json": { "Id": 12345 },
+ "title": "How to parse JSON in MySQL 8?",
+ "body": "...
",
+ "metadata": { "Tags": "", "Score": "12" }
+ }
+ ],
+ "truncated": false,
+ "stats": { "ms": 7 }
+}
+```
+
+---
+
+## 8. Tool: `rag.fetch_from_source`
+
+Refetch authoritative rows from the source DB using `doc_id` (via pk_json).
+
+### 8.1 Request schema
+```json
+{
+ "doc_ids": ["posts:12345"],
+ "columns": ["Id","Title","Body","Tags","Score"],
+ "limits": {
+ "max_rows": 10,
+ "max_bytes": 200000
+ }
+}
+```
+
+### 8.2 Semantics
+- Look up doc(s) in `rag_documents` to get `source_id` and `pk_json`
+- Resolve source connection from `rag_sources`
+- Execute a parameterized query by primary key
+- Return requested columns only
+- Enforce strict limits
+
+### 8.3 Response schema
+```json
+{
+ "rows": [
+ {
+ "doc_id": "posts:12345",
+ "source_name": "stack_posts",
+ "row": {
+ "Id": 12345,
+ "Title": "How to parse JSON in MySQL 8?",
+ "Score": 12
+ }
+ }
+ ],
+ "truncated": false,
+ "stats": { "ms": 22 }
+}
+```
+
+**Security note**
+- This tool must not allow arbitrary SQL.
+- Only allow fetching by primary key and a whitelist of columns.
+
+---
+
+## 9. Tool: `rag.admin.stats` (recommended)
+
+Operational visibility for dashboards and debugging.
+
+### 9.1 Request
+```json
+{}
+```
+
+### 9.2 Response
+```json
+{
+ "sources": [
+ {
+ "source_id": 1,
+ "source_name": "stack_posts",
+ "docs": 123456,
+ "chunks": 456789,
+ "last_sync": null
+ }
+ ],
+ "stats": { "ms": 5 }
+}
+```
+
+---
+
+## 10. Tool: `rag.admin.sync` (optional in v0; required in v1)
+
+Kicks ingestion for a source or all sources. In v0, ingestion may run as a separate process; in ProxySQL product form, this would trigger an internal job.
+
+### 10.1 Request
+```json
+{
+ "source_names": ["stack_posts"]
+}
+```
+
+### 10.2 Response
+```json
+{
+ "accepted": true,
+ "job_id": "sync-2026-01-19T10:00:00Z"
+}
+```
+
+---
+
+## 11. Implementation notes (what the coding agent should implement)
+
+1. **Input validation and caps** for every tool.
+2. **Consistent filtering** across FTS/vector/hybrid.
+3. **Stable scoring semantics** (higher-is-better recommended).
+4. **Efficient joins**:
+ - vector search returns chunk_ids; join to `rag_chunks`/`rag_documents` for metadata.
+5. **Hybrid modes**:
+ - Mode A (fuse): implement RRF
+ - Mode B (fts_then_vec): candidate set then vector rerank
+6. **Error model**:
+ - return structured errors with codes (e.g. `INVALID_ARGUMENT`, `LIMIT_EXCEEDED`, `INTERNAL`)
+7. **Observability**:
+ - return `stats.ms` in responses
+ - track tool usage counters and latency histograms
+
+---
+
+## 12. Summary
+
+These MCP tools define a stable retrieval interface:
+
+- Search: `rag.search_fts`, `rag.search_vector`, `rag.search_hybrid`
+- Fetch: `rag.get_chunks`, `rag.get_docs`, `rag.fetch_from_source`
+- Admin: `rag.admin.stats`, optionally `rag.admin.sync`
+
diff --git a/RAG_POC/rag_ingest.cpp b/RAG_POC/rag_ingest.cpp
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+// rag_ingest.cpp
+//
+// ------------------------------------------------------------
+// ProxySQL RAG Ingestion PoC (General-Purpose)
+// ------------------------------------------------------------
+//
+// What this program does (v0):
+// 1) Opens the SQLite "RAG index" database (schema.sql must already be applied).
+// 2) Reads enabled sources from rag_sources.
+// 3) For each source:
+// - Connects to MySQL (for now).
+// - Builds a SELECT that fetches only needed columns.
+// - For each row:
+// * Builds doc_id / title / body / metadata_json using doc_map_json.
+// * Chunks body using chunking_json.
+// * Inserts into:
+// rag_documents
+// rag_chunks
+// rag_fts_chunks (FTS5 contentless table)
+// * Optionally builds embedding input text using embedding_json and inserts
+// embeddings into rag_vec_chunks (sqlite3-vec) via a stub embedding provider.
+// - Skips docs that already exist (v0 requirement).
+//
+// Later (v1+):
+// - Add rag_sync_state usage for incremental ingestion (watermark/CDC).
+// - Add hashing to detect changed docs/chunks and update/reindex accordingly.
+// - Replace the embedding stub with a real embedding generator.
+//
+// ------------------------------------------------------------
+// Dependencies
+// ------------------------------------------------------------
+// - sqlite3
+// - MySQL client library (mysqlclient / libmysqlclient)
+// - nlohmann/json (single header json.hpp)
+//
+// Build example (Linux/macOS):
+// g++ -std=c++17 -O2 rag_ingest.cpp -o rag_ingest \
+// -lsqlite3 -lmysqlclient
+//
+// Usage:
+// ./rag_ingest /path/to/rag_index.sqlite
+//
+// Notes:
+// - This is a blueprint-grade PoC, written to be readable and modifiable.
+// - It uses a conservative JSON mapping language so ingestion is deterministic.
+// - It avoids advanced C++ patterns on purpose.
+//
+// ------------------------------------------------------------
+// Supported JSON Specs
+// ------------------------------------------------------------
+//
+// doc_map_json (required):
+// {
+// "doc_id": { "format": "posts:{Id}" },
+// "title": { "concat": [ {"col":"Title"} ] },
+// "body": { "concat": [ {"col":"Body"} ] },
+// "metadata": {
+// "pick": ["Id","Tags","Score","CreaionDate"],
+// "rename": {"CreaionDate":"CreationDate"}
+// }
+// }
+//
+// chunking_json (required, v0 chunks doc "body" only):
+// {
+// "enabled": true,
+// "unit": "chars", // v0 supports "chars" only
+// "chunk_size": 4000,
+// "overlap": 400,
+// "min_chunk_size": 800
+// }
+//
+// embedding_json (optional):
+// {
+// "enabled": true,
+// "dim": 1536,
+// "model": "text-embedding-3-large", // informational
+// "input": { "concat": [
+// {"col":"Title"},
+// {"lit":"\nTags: "}, {"col":"Tags"},
+// {"lit":"\n\n"},
+// {"chunk_body": true}
+// ]}
+// }
+//
+// ------------------------------------------------------------
+// sqlite3-vec binding note
+// ------------------------------------------------------------
+// sqlite3-vec "vec0(embedding float[N])" generally expects a vector value.
+// The exact binding format can vary by build/config of sqlite3-vec.
+// This program includes a "best effort" binder that binds a float array as a BLOB.
+// If your sqlite3-vec build expects a different representation (e.g. a function to
+// pack vectors), adapt bind_vec_embedding() accordingly.
+// ------------------------------------------------------------
+
+#include
+#include
+
+#include
+#include
+#include
+#include
+
+#include
+#include
+#include
+#include
+#include
+
+#include "json.hpp"
+using json = nlohmann::json;
+
+// -------------------------
+// Small helpers
+// -------------------------
+
+static void fatal(const std::string& msg) {
+ std::cerr << "FATAL: " << msg << "\n";
+ std::exit(1);
+}
+
+static std::string str_or_empty(const char* p) {
+ return p ? std::string(p) : std::string();
+}
+
+static int sqlite_exec(sqlite3* db, const std::string& sql) {
+ char* err = nullptr;
+ int rc = sqlite3_exec(db, sql.c_str(), nullptr, nullptr, &err);
+ if (rc != SQLITE_OK) {
+ std::string e = err ? err : "(unknown sqlite error)";
+ sqlite3_free(err);
+ std::cerr << "SQLite error: " << e << "\nSQL: " << sql << "\n";
+ }
+ return rc;
+}
+
+static std::string json_dump_compact(const json& j) {
+ // Compact output (no pretty printing) to keep storage small.
+ return j.dump();
+}
+
+// -------------------------
+// Data model
+// -------------------------
+
+struct RagSource {
+ int source_id = 0;
+ std::string name;
+ int enabled = 0;
+
+ // backend connection
+ std::string backend_type; // "mysql" for now
+ std::string host;
+ int port = 3306;
+ std::string user;
+ std::string pass;
+ std::string db;
+
+ // table
+ std::string table_name;
+ std::string pk_column;
+ std::string where_sql; // optional
+
+ // transformation config
+ json doc_map_json;
+ json chunking_json;
+ json embedding_json; // optional; may be null/object
+};
+
+struct ChunkingConfig {
+ bool enabled = true;
+ std::string unit = "chars"; // v0 only supports chars
+ int chunk_size = 4000;
+ int overlap = 400;
+ int min_chunk_size = 800;
+};
+
+struct EmbeddingConfig {
+ bool enabled = false;
+ int dim = 1536;
+ std::string model = "unknown";
+ json input_spec; // expects {"concat":[...]}
+};
+
+// A row fetched from MySQL, as a name->string map.
+typedef std::unordered_map RowMap;
+
+// -------------------------
+// JSON parsing
+// -------------------------
+
+static ChunkingConfig parse_chunking_json(const json& j) {
+ ChunkingConfig cfg;
+ if (!j.is_object()) return cfg;
+
+ if (j.contains("enabled")) cfg.enabled = j["enabled"].get();
+ if (j.contains("unit")) cfg.unit = j["unit"].get();
+ if (j.contains("chunk_size")) cfg.chunk_size = j["chunk_size"].get();
+ if (j.contains("overlap")) cfg.overlap = j["overlap"].get();
+ if (j.contains("min_chunk_size")) cfg.min_chunk_size = j["min_chunk_size"].get();
+
+ if (cfg.chunk_size <= 0) cfg.chunk_size = 4000;
+ if (cfg.overlap < 0) cfg.overlap = 0;
+ if (cfg.overlap >= cfg.chunk_size) cfg.overlap = cfg.chunk_size / 4;
+ if (cfg.min_chunk_size < 0) cfg.min_chunk_size = 0;
+
+ // v0 only supports chars
+ if (cfg.unit != "chars") {
+ std::cerr << "WARN: chunking_json.unit=" << cfg.unit
+ << " not supported in v0. Falling back to chars.\n";
+ cfg.unit = "chars";
+ }
+
+ return cfg;
+}
+
+static EmbeddingConfig parse_embedding_json(const json& j) {
+ EmbeddingConfig cfg;
+ if (!j.is_object()) return cfg;
+
+ if (j.contains("enabled")) cfg.enabled = j["enabled"].get();
+ if (j.contains("dim")) cfg.dim = j["dim"].get();
+ if (j.contains("model")) cfg.model = j["model"].get();
+ if (j.contains("input")) cfg.input_spec = j["input"];
+
+ if (cfg.dim <= 0) cfg.dim = 1536;
+ return cfg;
+}
+
+// -------------------------
+// Row access
+// -------------------------
+
+static std::optional row_get(const RowMap& row, const std::string& key) {
+ auto it = row.find(key);
+ if (it == row.end()) return std::nullopt;
+ return it->second;
+}
+
+// -------------------------
+// doc_id.format implementation
+// -------------------------
+// Replaces occurrences of {ColumnName} with the value from the row map.
+// Example: "posts:{Id}" -> "posts:12345"
+static std::string apply_format(const std::string& fmt, const RowMap& row) {
+ std::string out;
+ out.reserve(fmt.size() + 32);
+
+ for (size_t i = 0; i < fmt.size(); i++) {
+ char c = fmt[i];
+ if (c == '{') {
+ size_t j = fmt.find('}', i + 1);
+ if (j == std::string::npos) {
+ // unmatched '{' -> treat as literal
+ out.push_back(c);
+ continue;
+ }
+ std::string col = fmt.substr(i + 1, j - (i + 1));
+ auto v = row_get(row, col);
+ if (v.has_value()) out += v.value();
+ i = j; // jump past '}'
+ } else {
+ out.push_back(c);
+ }
+ }
+ return out;
+}
+
+// -------------------------
+// concat spec implementation
+// -------------------------
+// Supported elements in concat array:
+// {"col":"Title"} -> append row["Title"] if present
+// {"lit":"\n\n"} -> append literal
+// {"chunk_body": true} -> append chunk body (only in embedding_json input)
+//
+static std::string eval_concat(const json& concat_spec,
+ const RowMap& row,
+ const std::string& chunk_body,
+ bool allow_chunk_body) {
+ if (!concat_spec.is_array()) return "";
+
+ std::string out;
+ for (const auto& part : concat_spec) {
+ if (!part.is_object()) continue;
+
+ if (part.contains("col")) {
+ std::string col = part["col"].get();
+ auto v = row_get(row, col);
+ if (v.has_value()) out += v.value();
+ } else if (part.contains("lit")) {
+ out += part["lit"].get();
+ } else if (allow_chunk_body && part.contains("chunk_body")) {
+ bool yes = part["chunk_body"].get();
+ if (yes) out += chunk_body;
+ }
+ }
+ return out;
+}
+
+// -------------------------
+// metadata builder
+// -------------------------
+// metadata spec:
+// "metadata": { "pick":[...], "rename":{...} }
+static json build_metadata(const json& meta_spec, const RowMap& row) {
+ json meta = json::object();
+
+ if (meta_spec.is_object()) {
+ // pick fields
+ if (meta_spec.contains("pick") && meta_spec["pick"].is_array()) {
+ for (const auto& colv : meta_spec["pick"]) {
+ if (!colv.is_string()) continue;
+ std::string col = colv.get();
+ auto v = row_get(row, col);
+ if (v.has_value()) meta[col] = v.value();
+ }
+ }
+
+ // rename keys
+ if (meta_spec.contains("rename") && meta_spec["rename"].is_object()) {
+ std::vector> renames;
+ for (auto it = meta_spec["rename"].begin(); it != meta_spec["rename"].end(); ++it) {
+ if (!it.value().is_string()) continue;
+ renames.push_back({it.key(), it.value().get()});
+ }
+ for (size_t i = 0; i < renames.size(); i++) {
+ const std::string& oldk = renames[i].first;
+ const std::string& newk = renames[i].second;
+ if (meta.contains(oldk)) {
+ meta[newk] = meta[oldk];
+ meta.erase(oldk);
+ }
+ }
+ }
+ }
+
+ return meta;
+}
+
+// -------------------------
+// Chunking (chars-based)
+// -------------------------
+
+static std::vector chunk_text_chars(const std::string& text, const ChunkingConfig& cfg) {
+ std::vector chunks;
+
+ if (!cfg.enabled) {
+ chunks.push_back(text);
+ return chunks;
+ }
+
+ if ((int)text.size() <= cfg.chunk_size) {
+ chunks.push_back(text);
+ return chunks;
+ }
+
+ int step = cfg.chunk_size - cfg.overlap;
+ if (step <= 0) step = cfg.chunk_size;
+
+ for (int start = 0; start < (int)text.size(); start += step) {
+ int end = start + cfg.chunk_size;
+ if (end > (int)text.size()) end = (int)text.size();
+ int len = end - start;
+ if (len <= 0) break;
+
+ // Avoid tiny final chunk by appending it to the previous chunk
+ if (len < cfg.min_chunk_size && !chunks.empty()) {
+ chunks.back() += text.substr(start, len);
+ break;
+ }
+
+ chunks.push_back(text.substr(start, len));
+
+ if (end == (int)text.size()) break;
+ }
+
+ return chunks;
+}
+
+// -------------------------
+// MySQL helpers
+// -------------------------
+
+static MYSQL* mysql_connect_or_die(const RagSource& s) {
+ MYSQL* conn = mysql_init(nullptr);
+ if (!conn) fatal("mysql_init failed");
+
+ // Set utf8mb4 for safety with StackOverflow-like content
+ mysql_options(conn, MYSQL_SET_CHARSET_NAME, "utf8mb4");
+
+ if (!mysql_real_connect(conn,
+ s.host.c_str(),
+ s.user.c_str(),
+ s.pass.c_str(),
+ s.db.c_str(),
+ s.port,
+ nullptr,
+ 0)) {
+ std::string err = mysql_error(conn);
+ mysql_close(conn);
+ fatal("MySQL connect failed: " + err);
+ }
+ return conn;
+}
+
+static RowMap mysql_row_to_map(MYSQL_RES* res, MYSQL_ROW row) {
+ RowMap m;
+ unsigned int n = mysql_num_fields(res);
+ MYSQL_FIELD* fields = mysql_fetch_fields(res);
+
+ for (unsigned int i = 0; i < n; i++) {
+ const char* name = fields[i].name;
+ const char* val = row[i];
+ if (name) {
+ m[name] = str_or_empty(val);
+ }
+ }
+ return m;
+}
+
+// Collect columns used by doc_map_json + embedding_json so SELECT is minimal.
+// v0: we intentionally keep this conservative (include pk + all referenced col parts + metadata.pick).
+static void add_unique(std::vector& cols, const std::string& c) {
+ for (size_t i = 0; i < cols.size(); i++) {
+ if (cols[i] == c) return;
+ }
+ cols.push_back(c);
+}
+
+static void collect_cols_from_concat(std::vector& cols, const json& concat_spec) {
+ if (!concat_spec.is_array()) return;
+ for (const auto& part : concat_spec) {
+ if (part.is_object() && part.contains("col") && part["col"].is_string()) {
+ add_unique(cols, part["col"].get());
+ }
+ }
+}
+
+static std::vector collect_needed_columns(const RagSource& s, const EmbeddingConfig& ecfg) {
+ std::vector cols;
+ add_unique(cols, s.pk_column);
+
+ // title/body concat
+ if (s.doc_map_json.contains("title") && s.doc_map_json["title"].contains("concat"))
+ collect_cols_from_concat(cols, s.doc_map_json["title"]["concat"]);
+ if (s.doc_map_json.contains("body") && s.doc_map_json["body"].contains("concat"))
+ collect_cols_from_concat(cols, s.doc_map_json["body"]["concat"]);
+
+ // metadata.pick
+ if (s.doc_map_json.contains("metadata") && s.doc_map_json["metadata"].contains("pick")) {
+ const auto& pick = s.doc_map_json["metadata"]["pick"];
+ if (pick.is_array()) {
+ for (const auto& c : pick) if (c.is_string()) add_unique(cols, c.get());
+ }
+ }
+
+ // embedding input concat (optional)
+ if (ecfg.enabled && ecfg.input_spec.is_object() && ecfg.input_spec.contains("concat")) {
+ collect_cols_from_concat(cols, ecfg.input_spec["concat"]);
+ }
+
+ // doc_id.format: we do not try to parse all placeholders; best practice is doc_id uses pk only.
+ // If you want doc_id.format to reference other columns, include them in metadata.pick or concat.
+
+ return cols;
+}
+
+static std::string build_select_sql(const RagSource& s, const std::vector& cols) {
+ std::string sql = "SELECT ";
+ for (size_t i = 0; i < cols.size(); i++) {
+ if (i) sql += ", ";
+ sql += "`" + cols[i] + "`";
+ }
+ sql += " FROM `" + s.table_name + "`";
+ if (!s.where_sql.empty()) {
+ sql += " WHERE " + s.where_sql;
+ }
+ return sql;
+}
+
+// -------------------------
+// SQLite prepared statements (batched insertion)
+// -------------------------
+
+struct SqliteStmts {
+ sqlite3_stmt* doc_exists = nullptr;
+ sqlite3_stmt* ins_doc = nullptr;
+ sqlite3_stmt* ins_chunk = nullptr;
+ sqlite3_stmt* ins_fts = nullptr;
+ sqlite3_stmt* ins_vec = nullptr; // optional (only used if embedding enabled)
+};
+
+static void sqlite_prepare_or_die(sqlite3* db, sqlite3_stmt** st, const char* sql) {
+ if (sqlite3_prepare_v2(db, sql, -1, st, nullptr) != SQLITE_OK) {
+ fatal(std::string("SQLite prepare failed: ") + sqlite3_errmsg(db) + "\nSQL: " + sql);
+ }
+}
+
+static void sqlite_finalize_all(SqliteStmts& s) {
+ if (s.doc_exists) sqlite3_finalize(s.doc_exists);
+ if (s.ins_doc) sqlite3_finalize(s.ins_doc);
+ if (s.ins_chunk) sqlite3_finalize(s.ins_chunk);
+ if (s.ins_fts) sqlite3_finalize(s.ins_fts);
+ if (s.ins_vec) sqlite3_finalize(s.ins_vec);
+ s = SqliteStmts{};
+}
+
+static void sqlite_bind_text(sqlite3_stmt* st, int idx, const std::string& v) {
+ sqlite3_bind_text(st, idx, v.c_str(), -1, SQLITE_TRANSIENT);
+}
+
+// Best-effort binder for sqlite3-vec embeddings (float32 array).
+// If your sqlite3-vec build expects a different encoding, change this function only.
+static void bind_vec_embedding(sqlite3_stmt* st, int idx, const std::vector& emb) {
+ const void* data = (const void*)emb.data();
+ int bytes = (int)(emb.size() * sizeof(float));
+ sqlite3_bind_blob(st, idx, data, bytes, SQLITE_TRANSIENT);
+}
+
+// Check if doc exists
+static bool sqlite_doc_exists(SqliteStmts& ss, const std::string& doc_id) {
+ sqlite3_reset(ss.doc_exists);
+ sqlite3_clear_bindings(ss.doc_exists);
+
+ sqlite_bind_text(ss.doc_exists, 1, doc_id);
+
+ int rc = sqlite3_step(ss.doc_exists);
+ return (rc == SQLITE_ROW);
+}
+
+// Insert doc
+static void sqlite_insert_doc(SqliteStmts& ss,
+ int source_id,
+ const std::string& source_name,
+ const std::string& doc_id,
+ const std::string& pk_json,
+ const std::string& title,
+ const std::string& body,
+ const std::string& meta_json) {
+ sqlite3_reset(ss.ins_doc);
+ sqlite3_clear_bindings(ss.ins_doc);
+
+ sqlite_bind_text(ss.ins_doc, 1, doc_id);
+ sqlite3_bind_int(ss.ins_doc, 2, source_id);
+ sqlite_bind_text(ss.ins_doc, 3, source_name);
+ sqlite_bind_text(ss.ins_doc, 4, pk_json);
+ sqlite_bind_text(ss.ins_doc, 5, title);
+ sqlite_bind_text(ss.ins_doc, 6, body);
+ sqlite_bind_text(ss.ins_doc, 7, meta_json);
+
+ int rc = sqlite3_step(ss.ins_doc);
+ if (rc != SQLITE_DONE) {
+ fatal(std::string("SQLite insert rag_documents failed: ") + sqlite3_errmsg(sqlite3_db_handle(ss.ins_doc)));
+ }
+}
+
+// Insert chunk
+static void sqlite_insert_chunk(SqliteStmts& ss,
+ const std::string& chunk_id,
+ const std::string& doc_id,
+ int source_id,
+ int chunk_index,
+ const std::string& title,
+ const std::string& body,
+ const std::string& meta_json) {
+ sqlite3_reset(ss.ins_chunk);
+ sqlite3_clear_bindings(ss.ins_chunk);
+
+ sqlite_bind_text(ss.ins_chunk, 1, chunk_id);
+ sqlite_bind_text(ss.ins_chunk, 2, doc_id);
+ sqlite3_bind_int(ss.ins_chunk, 3, source_id);
+ sqlite3_bind_int(ss.ins_chunk, 4, chunk_index);
+ sqlite_bind_text(ss.ins_chunk, 5, title);
+ sqlite_bind_text(ss.ins_chunk, 6, body);
+ sqlite_bind_text(ss.ins_chunk, 7, meta_json);
+
+ int rc = sqlite3_step(ss.ins_chunk);
+ if (rc != SQLITE_DONE) {
+ fatal(std::string("SQLite insert rag_chunks failed: ") + sqlite3_errmsg(sqlite3_db_handle(ss.ins_chunk)));
+ }
+}
+
+// Insert into FTS
+static void sqlite_insert_fts(SqliteStmts& ss,
+ const std::string& chunk_id,
+ const std::string& title,
+ const std::string& body) {
+ sqlite3_reset(ss.ins_fts);
+ sqlite3_clear_bindings(ss.ins_fts);
+
+ sqlite_bind_text(ss.ins_fts, 1, chunk_id);
+ sqlite_bind_text(ss.ins_fts, 2, title);
+ sqlite_bind_text(ss.ins_fts, 3, body);
+
+ int rc = sqlite3_step(ss.ins_fts);
+ if (rc != SQLITE_DONE) {
+ fatal(std::string("SQLite insert rag_fts_chunks failed: ") + sqlite3_errmsg(sqlite3_db_handle(ss.ins_fts)));
+ }
+}
+
+// Insert vector row (sqlite3-vec)
+// Schema: rag_vec_chunks(embedding, chunk_id, doc_id, source_id, updated_at)
+static void sqlite_insert_vec(SqliteStmts& ss,
+ const std::vector& emb,
+ const std::string& chunk_id,
+ const std::string& doc_id,
+ int source_id,
+ std::int64_t updated_at_unixepoch) {
+ if (!ss.ins_vec) return;
+
+ sqlite3_reset(ss.ins_vec);
+ sqlite3_clear_bindings(ss.ins_vec);
+
+ bind_vec_embedding(ss.ins_vec, 1, emb);
+ sqlite_bind_text(ss.ins_vec, 2, chunk_id);
+ sqlite_bind_text(ss.ins_vec, 3, doc_id);
+ sqlite3_bind_int(ss.ins_vec, 4, source_id);
+ sqlite3_bind_int64(ss.ins_vec, 5, (sqlite3_int64)updated_at_unixepoch);
+
+ int rc = sqlite3_step(ss.ins_vec);
+ if (rc != SQLITE_DONE) {
+ // In practice, sqlite3-vec may return errors if binding format is wrong.
+ // Keep the message loud and actionable.
+ fatal(std::string("SQLite insert rag_vec_chunks failed (check vec binding format): ")
+ + sqlite3_errmsg(sqlite3_db_handle(ss.ins_vec)));
+ }
+}
+
+// -------------------------
+// Embedding stub
+// -------------------------
+// This function is a placeholder. It returns a deterministic pseudo-embedding from the text.
+// Replace it with a real embedding model call in ProxySQL later.
+//
+// Why deterministic?
+// - Helps test end-to-end ingestion + vector SQL without needing an ML runtime.
+// - Keeps behavior stable across runs.
+//
+static std::vector pseudo_embedding(const std::string& text, int dim) {
+ std::vector v;
+ v.resize((size_t)dim, 0.0f);
+
+ // Simple rolling hash-like accumulation into float bins.
+ // NOT a semantic embedding; only for wiring/testing.
+ std::uint64_t h = 1469598103934665603ULL;
+ for (size_t i = 0; i < text.size(); i++) {
+ h ^= (unsigned char)text[i];
+ h *= 1099511628211ULL;
+
+ // Spread influence into bins
+ size_t idx = (size_t)(h % (std::uint64_t)dim);
+ float val = (float)((h >> 32) & 0xFFFF) / 65535.0f; // 0..1
+ v[idx] += (val - 0.5f);
+ }
+
+ // Very rough normalization
+ double norm = 0.0;
+ for (int i = 0; i < dim; i++) norm += (double)v[(size_t)i] * (double)v[(size_t)i];
+ norm = std::sqrt(norm);
+ if (norm > 1e-12) {
+ for (int i = 0; i < dim; i++) v[(size_t)i] = (float)(v[(size_t)i] / norm);
+ }
+ return v;
+}
+
+// -------------------------
+// Load rag_sources from SQLite
+// -------------------------
+
+static std::vector load_sources(sqlite3* db) {
+ std::vector out;
+
+ const char* sql =
+ "SELECT source_id, name, enabled, "
+ "backend_type, backend_host, backend_port, backend_user, backend_pass, backend_db, "
+ "table_name, pk_column, COALESCE(where_sql,''), "
+ "doc_map_json, chunking_json, COALESCE(embedding_json,'') "
+ "FROM rag_sources WHERE enabled = 1";
+
+ sqlite3_stmt* st = nullptr;
+ sqlite_prepare_or_die(db, &st, sql);
+
+ while (sqlite3_step(st) == SQLITE_ROW) {
+ RagSource s;
+ s.source_id = sqlite3_column_int(st, 0);
+ s.name = (const char*)sqlite3_column_text(st, 1);
+ s.enabled = sqlite3_column_int(st, 2);
+
+ s.backend_type = (const char*)sqlite3_column_text(st, 3);
+ s.host = (const char*)sqlite3_column_text(st, 4);
+ s.port = sqlite3_column_int(st, 5);
+ s.user = (const char*)sqlite3_column_text(st, 6);
+ s.pass = (const char*)sqlite3_column_text(st, 7);
+ s.db = (const char*)sqlite3_column_text(st, 8);
+
+ s.table_name = (const char*)sqlite3_column_text(st, 9);
+ s.pk_column = (const char*)sqlite3_column_text(st, 10);
+ s.where_sql = (const char*)sqlite3_column_text(st, 11);
+
+ const char* doc_map = (const char*)sqlite3_column_text(st, 12);
+ const char* chunk_j = (const char*)sqlite3_column_text(st, 13);
+ const char* emb_j = (const char*)sqlite3_column_text(st, 14);
+
+ try {
+ s.doc_map_json = json::parse(doc_map ? doc_map : "{}");
+ s.chunking_json = json::parse(chunk_j ? chunk_j : "{}");
+ if (emb_j && std::strlen(emb_j) > 0) s.embedding_json = json::parse(emb_j);
+ else s.embedding_json = json(); // null
+ } catch (const std::exception& e) {
+ sqlite3_finalize(st);
+ fatal("Invalid JSON in rag_sources.source_id=" + std::to_string(s.source_id) + ": " + e.what());
+ }
+
+ // Basic validation (fail fast)
+ if (!s.doc_map_json.is_object()) {
+ sqlite3_finalize(st);
+ fatal("doc_map_json must be a JSON object for source_id=" + std::to_string(s.source_id));
+ }
+ if (!s.chunking_json.is_object()) {
+ sqlite3_finalize(st);
+ fatal("chunking_json must be a JSON object for source_id=" + std::to_string(s.source_id));
+ }
+
+ out.push_back(std::move(s));
+ }
+
+ sqlite3_finalize(st);
+ return out;
+}
+
+// -------------------------
+// Build a canonical document from a source row
+// -------------------------
+
+struct BuiltDoc {
+ std::string doc_id;
+ std::string pk_json;
+ std::string title;
+ std::string body;
+ std::string metadata_json;
+};
+
+static BuiltDoc build_document_from_row(const RagSource& src, const RowMap& row) {
+ BuiltDoc d;
+
+ // doc_id
+ if (src.doc_map_json.contains("doc_id") && src.doc_map_json["doc_id"].is_object()
+ && src.doc_map_json["doc_id"].contains("format") && src.doc_map_json["doc_id"]["format"].is_string()) {
+ d.doc_id = apply_format(src.doc_map_json["doc_id"]["format"].get(), row);
+ } else {
+ // fallback: table:pk
+ auto pk = row_get(row, src.pk_column).value_or("");
+ d.doc_id = src.table_name + ":" + pk;
+ }
+
+ // pk_json (refetch pointer)
+ json pk = json::object();
+ pk[src.pk_column] = row_get(row, src.pk_column).value_or("");
+ d.pk_json = json_dump_compact(pk);
+
+ // title/body
+ if (src.doc_map_json.contains("title") && src.doc_map_json["title"].is_object()
+ && src.doc_map_json["title"].contains("concat")) {
+ d.title = eval_concat(src.doc_map_json["title"]["concat"], row, "", false);
+ } else {
+ d.title = "";
+ }
+
+ if (src.doc_map_json.contains("body") && src.doc_map_json["body"].is_object()
+ && src.doc_map_json["body"].contains("concat")) {
+ d.body = eval_concat(src.doc_map_json["body"]["concat"], row, "", false);
+ } else {
+ d.body = "";
+ }
+
+ // metadata_json
+ json meta = json::object();
+ if (src.doc_map_json.contains("metadata")) {
+ meta = build_metadata(src.doc_map_json["metadata"], row);
+ }
+ d.metadata_json = json_dump_compact(meta);
+
+ return d;
+}
+
+// -------------------------
+// Embedding input builder (optional)
+// -------------------------
+
+static std::string build_embedding_input(const EmbeddingConfig& ecfg,
+ const RowMap& row,
+ const std::string& chunk_body) {
+ if (!ecfg.enabled) return "";
+ if (!ecfg.input_spec.is_object()) return chunk_body;
+
+ if (ecfg.input_spec.contains("concat") && ecfg.input_spec["concat"].is_array()) {
+ return eval_concat(ecfg.input_spec["concat"], row, chunk_body, true);
+ }
+
+ return chunk_body;
+}
+
+// -------------------------
+// Ingest one source
+// -------------------------
+
+static SqliteStmts prepare_sqlite_statements(sqlite3* db, bool want_vec) {
+ SqliteStmts ss;
+
+ // Existence check
+ sqlite_prepare_or_die(db, &ss.doc_exists,
+ "SELECT 1 FROM rag_documents WHERE doc_id = ? LIMIT 1");
+
+ // Insert document (v0: no upsert)
+ sqlite_prepare_or_die(db, &ss.ins_doc,
+ "INSERT INTO rag_documents(doc_id, source_id, source_name, pk_json, title, body, metadata_json) "
+ "VALUES(?,?,?,?,?,?,?)");
+
+ // Insert chunk
+ sqlite_prepare_or_die(db, &ss.ins_chunk,
+ "INSERT INTO rag_chunks(chunk_id, doc_id, source_id, chunk_index, title, body, metadata_json) "
+ "VALUES(?,?,?,?,?,?,?)");
+
+ // Insert FTS
+ sqlite_prepare_or_die(db, &ss.ins_fts,
+ "INSERT INTO rag_fts_chunks(chunk_id, title, body) VALUES(?,?,?)");
+
+ // Insert vector (optional)
+ if (want_vec) {
+ // NOTE: If your sqlite3-vec build expects different binding format, adapt bind_vec_embedding().
+ sqlite_prepare_or_die(db, &ss.ins_vec,
+ "INSERT INTO rag_vec_chunks(embedding, chunk_id, doc_id, source_id, updated_at) "
+ "VALUES(?,?,?,?,?)");
+ }
+
+ return ss;
+}
+
+static void ingest_source(sqlite3* sdb, const RagSource& src) {
+ std::cerr << "Ingesting source_id=" << src.source_id
+ << " name=" << src.name
+ << " backend=" << src.backend_type
+ << " table=" << src.table_name << "\n";
+
+ if (src.backend_type != "mysql") {
+ std::cerr << " Skipping: backend_type not supported in v0.\n";
+ return;
+ }
+
+ // Parse chunking & embedding config
+ ChunkingConfig ccfg = parse_chunking_json(src.chunking_json);
+ EmbeddingConfig ecfg = parse_embedding_json(src.embedding_json);
+
+ // Prepare SQLite statements for this run
+ SqliteStmts ss = prepare_sqlite_statements(sdb, ecfg.enabled);
+
+ // Connect MySQL
+ MYSQL* mdb = mysql_connect_or_die(src);
+
+ // Build SELECT
+ std::vector cols = collect_needed_columns(src, ecfg);
+ std::string sel = build_select_sql(src, cols);
+
+ if (mysql_query(mdb, sel.c_str()) != 0) {
+ std::string err = mysql_error(mdb);
+ mysql_close(mdb);
+ sqlite_finalize_all(ss);
+ fatal("MySQL query failed: " + err + "\nSQL: " + sel);
+ }
+
+ MYSQL_RES* res = mysql_store_result(mdb);
+ if (!res) {
+ std::string err = mysql_error(mdb);
+ mysql_close(mdb);
+ sqlite_finalize_all(ss);
+ fatal("mysql_store_result failed: " + err);
+ }
+
+ std::uint64_t ingested_docs = 0;
+ std::uint64_t skipped_docs = 0;
+
+ MYSQL_ROW r;
+ while ((r = mysql_fetch_row(res)) != nullptr) {
+ RowMap row = mysql_row_to_map(res, r);
+
+ BuiltDoc doc = build_document_from_row(src, row);
+
+ // v0: skip if exists
+ if (sqlite_doc_exists(ss, doc.doc_id)) {
+ skipped_docs++;
+ continue;
+ }
+
+ // Insert document
+ sqlite_insert_doc(ss, src.source_id, src.name,
+ doc.doc_id, doc.pk_json, doc.title, doc.body, doc.metadata_json);
+
+ // Chunk and insert chunks + FTS (+ optional vec)
+ std::vector chunks = chunk_text_chars(doc.body, ccfg);
+
+ // Use SQLite's unixepoch() for updated_at normally; vec table also stores updated_at as unix epoch.
+ // Here we store a best-effort "now" from SQLite (unixepoch()) would require a query; instead store 0
+ // or a local time. For v0, we store 0 and let schema default handle other tables.
+ // If you want accuracy, query SELECT unixepoch() once per run and reuse it.
+ std::int64_t now_epoch = 0;
+
+ for (size_t i = 0; i < chunks.size(); i++) {
+ std::string chunk_id = doc.doc_id + "#" + std::to_string(i);
+
+ // Chunk metadata (minimal)
+ json cmeta = json::object();
+ cmeta["chunk_index"] = (int)i;
+
+ std::string chunk_title = doc.title; // simple: repeat doc title
+
+ sqlite_insert_chunk(ss, chunk_id, doc.doc_id, src.source_id, (int)i,
+ chunk_title, chunks[i], json_dump_compact(cmeta));
+
+ sqlite_insert_fts(ss, chunk_id, chunk_title, chunks[i]);
+
+ // Optional vectors
+ if (ecfg.enabled) {
+ // Build embedding input text, then generate pseudo embedding.
+ // Replace pseudo_embedding() with a real embedding provider in ProxySQL.
+ std::string emb_input = build_embedding_input(ecfg, row, chunks[i]);
+ std::vector emb = pseudo_embedding(emb_input, ecfg.dim);
+
+ // Insert into sqlite3-vec table
+ sqlite_insert_vec(ss, emb, chunk_id, doc.doc_id, src.source_id, now_epoch);
+ }
+ }
+
+ ingested_docs++;
+ if (ingested_docs % 1000 == 0) {
+ std::cerr << " progress: ingested_docs=" << ingested_docs
+ << " skipped_docs=" << skipped_docs << "\n";
+ }
+ }
+
+ mysql_free_result(res);
+ mysql_close(mdb);
+ sqlite_finalize_all(ss);
+
+ std::cerr << "Done source " << src.name
+ << " ingested_docs=" << ingested_docs
+ << " skipped_docs=" << skipped_docs << "\n";
+}
+
+// -------------------------
+// Main
+// -------------------------
+
+int main(int argc, char** argv) {
+ if (argc != 2) {
+ std::cerr << "Usage: " << argv[0] << " \n";
+ return 2;
+ }
+
+ const char* sqlite_path = argv[1];
+
+ sqlite3* db = nullptr;
+ if (sqlite3_open(sqlite_path, &db) != SQLITE_OK) {
+ fatal("Could not open SQLite DB: " + std::string(sqlite_path));
+ }
+
+ // Pragmas (safe defaults)
+ sqlite_exec(db, "PRAGMA foreign_keys = ON;");
+ sqlite_exec(db, "PRAGMA journal_mode = WAL;");
+ sqlite_exec(db, "PRAGMA synchronous = NORMAL;");
+
+ // Single transaction for speed
+ if (sqlite_exec(db, "BEGIN IMMEDIATE;") != SQLITE_OK) {
+ sqlite3_close(db);
+ fatal("Failed to begin transaction");
+ }
+
+ bool ok = true;
+ try {
+ std::vector sources = load_sources(db);
+ if (sources.empty()) {
+ std::cerr << "No enabled sources found in rag_sources.\n";
+ }
+ for (size_t i = 0; i < sources.size(); i++) {
+ ingest_source(db, sources[i]);
+ }
+ } catch (const std::exception& e) {
+ std::cerr << "Exception: " << e.what() << "\n";
+ ok = false;
+ } catch (...) {
+ std::cerr << "Unknown exception\n";
+ ok = false;
+ }
+
+ if (ok) {
+ if (sqlite_exec(db, "COMMIT;") != SQLITE_OK) {
+ sqlite_exec(db, "ROLLBACK;");
+ sqlite3_close(db);
+ fatal("Failed to commit transaction");
+ }
+ } else {
+ sqlite_exec(db, "ROLLBACK;");
+ sqlite3_close(db);
+ return 1;
+ }
+
+ sqlite3_close(db);
+ return 0;
+}
+
diff --git a/RAG_POC/schema.sql b/RAG_POC/schema.sql
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+-- ============================================================
+-- ProxySQL RAG Index Schema (SQLite)
+-- v0: documents + chunks + FTS5 + sqlite3-vec embeddings
+-- ============================================================
+
+PRAGMA foreign_keys = ON;
+PRAGMA journal_mode = WAL;
+PRAGMA synchronous = NORMAL;
+
+-- ============================================================
+-- 1) rag_sources: control plane
+-- Defines where to fetch from + how to transform + chunking.
+-- ============================================================
+CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS rag_sources (
+ source_id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,
+ name TEXT NOT NULL UNIQUE, -- e.g. "stack_posts"
+ enabled INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 1,
+
+ -- Where to retrieve from (PoC: connect directly; later can be "via ProxySQL")
+ backend_type TEXT NOT NULL, -- "mysql" | "postgres" | ...
+ backend_host TEXT NOT NULL,
+ backend_port INTEGER NOT NULL,
+ backend_user TEXT NOT NULL,
+ backend_pass TEXT NOT NULL,
+ backend_db TEXT NOT NULL, -- database/schema name
+
+ table_name TEXT NOT NULL, -- e.g. "posts"
+ pk_column TEXT NOT NULL, -- e.g. "Id"
+
+ -- Optional: restrict ingestion; appended to SELECT as WHERE
+ where_sql TEXT, -- e.g. "PostTypeId IN (1,2)"
+
+ -- REQUIRED: mapping from source row -> rag_documents fields
+ -- JSON spec describing doc_id, title/body concat, metadata pick/rename, etc.
+ doc_map_json TEXT NOT NULL,
+
+ -- REQUIRED: chunking strategy (enabled, chunk_size, overlap, etc.)
+ chunking_json TEXT NOT NULL,
+
+ -- Optional: embedding strategy (how to build embedding input text)
+ -- In v0 you can keep it NULL/empty; define later without schema changes.
+ embedding_json TEXT,
+
+ created_at INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT (unixepoch()),
+ updated_at INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT (unixepoch())
+);
+
+CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_rag_sources_enabled
+ ON rag_sources(enabled);
+
+CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_rag_sources_backend
+ ON rag_sources(backend_type, backend_host, backend_port, backend_db, table_name);
+
+
+-- ============================================================
+-- 2) rag_documents: canonical documents
+-- One document per source row (e.g. one per posts.Id).
+-- ============================================================
+CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS rag_documents (
+ doc_id TEXT PRIMARY KEY, -- stable: e.g. "posts:12345"
+ source_id INTEGER NOT NULL REFERENCES rag_sources(source_id),
+ source_name TEXT NOT NULL, -- copy of rag_sources.name for convenience
+ pk_json TEXT NOT NULL, -- e.g. {"Id":12345}
+
+ title TEXT,
+ body TEXT,
+ metadata_json TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '{}', -- JSON object
+
+ updated_at INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT (unixepoch()),
+ deleted INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0
+);
+
+CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_rag_documents_source_updated
+ ON rag_documents(source_id, updated_at);
+
+CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_rag_documents_source_deleted
+ ON rag_documents(source_id, deleted);
+
+
+-- ============================================================
+-- 3) rag_chunks: chunked content
+-- The unit we index in FTS and vectors.
+-- ============================================================
+CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS rag_chunks (
+ chunk_id TEXT PRIMARY KEY, -- e.g. "posts:12345#0"
+ doc_id TEXT NOT NULL REFERENCES rag_documents(doc_id),
+ source_id INTEGER NOT NULL REFERENCES rag_sources(source_id),
+
+ chunk_index INTEGER NOT NULL, -- 0..N-1
+ title TEXT,
+ body TEXT NOT NULL,
+
+ -- Optional per-chunk metadata (e.g. offsets, has_code, section label)
+ metadata_json TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '{}',
+
+ updated_at INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT (unixepoch()),
+ deleted INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0
+);
+
+CREATE UNIQUE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS uq_rag_chunks_doc_idx
+ ON rag_chunks(doc_id, chunk_index);
+
+CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_rag_chunks_source_doc
+ ON rag_chunks(source_id, doc_id);
+
+CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_rag_chunks_deleted
+ ON rag_chunks(deleted);
+
+
+-- ============================================================
+-- 4) rag_fts_chunks: FTS5 index (contentless)
+-- Maintained explicitly by the ingester.
+-- Notes:
+-- - chunk_id is stored but UNINDEXED.
+-- - Use bm25(rag_fts_chunks) for ranking.
+-- ============================================================
+CREATE VIRTUAL TABLE IF NOT EXISTS rag_fts_chunks
+USING fts5(
+ chunk_id UNINDEXED,
+ title,
+ body,
+ tokenize = 'unicode61'
+);
+
+
+-- ============================================================
+-- 5) rag_vec_chunks: sqlite3-vec index
+-- Stores embeddings per chunk for vector search.
+--
+-- IMPORTANT:
+-- - dimension must match your embedding model (example: 1536).
+-- - metadata columns are included to help join/filter.
+-- ============================================================
+CREATE VIRTUAL TABLE IF NOT EXISTS rag_vec_chunks
+USING vec0(
+ embedding float[1536], -- change if you use another dimension
+ chunk_id TEXT, -- join key back to rag_chunks
+ doc_id TEXT, -- optional convenience
+ source_id INTEGER, -- optional convenience
+ updated_at INTEGER -- optional convenience
+);
+
+-- Optional: convenience view for debugging / SQL access patterns
+CREATE VIEW IF NOT EXISTS rag_chunk_view AS
+SELECT
+ c.chunk_id,
+ c.doc_id,
+ c.source_id,
+ d.source_name,
+ d.pk_json,
+ COALESCE(c.title, d.title) AS title,
+ c.body,
+ d.metadata_json AS doc_metadata_json,
+ c.metadata_json AS chunk_metadata_json,
+ c.updated_at
+FROM rag_chunks c
+JOIN rag_documents d ON d.doc_id = c.doc_id
+WHERE c.deleted = 0 AND d.deleted = 0;
+
+
+-- ============================================================
+-- 6) (Optional) sync state placeholder for later incremental ingestion
+-- Not used in v0, but reserving it avoids later schema churn.
+-- ============================================================
+CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS rag_sync_state (
+ source_id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY REFERENCES rag_sources(source_id),
+ mode TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT 'poll', -- 'poll' | 'cdc'
+ cursor_json TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '{}', -- watermark/checkpoint
+ last_ok_at INTEGER,
+ last_error TEXT
+);
+
diff --git a/RAG_POC/sql-examples.md b/RAG_POC/sql-examples.md
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+# ProxySQL RAG Index — SQL Examples (FTS, Vectors, Hybrid)
+
+This file provides concrete SQL examples for querying the ProxySQL-hosted SQLite RAG index directly (for debugging, internal dashboards, or SQL-native applications).
+
+The **preferred interface for AI agents** remains MCP tools (`mcp-tools.md`). SQL access should typically be restricted to trusted callers.
+
+Assumed tables:
+- `rag_documents`
+- `rag_chunks`
+- `rag_fts_chunks` (FTS5)
+- `rag_vec_chunks` (sqlite3-vec vec0 table)
+
+---
+
+## 0. Common joins and inspection
+
+### 0.1 Inspect one document and its chunks
+```sql
+SELECT * FROM rag_documents WHERE doc_id = 'posts:12345';
+SELECT * FROM rag_chunks WHERE doc_id = 'posts:12345' ORDER BY chunk_index;
+```
+
+### 0.2 Use the convenience view (if enabled)
+```sql
+SELECT * FROM rag_chunk_view WHERE doc_id = 'posts:12345' ORDER BY chunk_id;
+```
+
+---
+
+## 1. FTS5 examples
+
+### 1.1 Basic FTS search (top 10)
+```sql
+SELECT
+ f.chunk_id,
+ bm25(rag_fts_chunks) AS score_fts_raw
+FROM rag_fts_chunks f
+WHERE rag_fts_chunks MATCH 'json_extract mysql'
+ORDER BY score_fts_raw
+LIMIT 10;
+```
+
+### 1.2 Join FTS results to chunk text and document metadata
+```sql
+SELECT
+ f.chunk_id,
+ bm25(rag_fts_chunks) AS score_fts_raw,
+ c.doc_id,
+ COALESCE(c.title, d.title) AS title,
+ c.body AS chunk_body,
+ d.metadata_json AS doc_metadata_json
+FROM rag_fts_chunks f
+JOIN rag_chunks c ON c.chunk_id = f.chunk_id
+JOIN rag_documents d ON d.doc_id = c.doc_id
+WHERE rag_fts_chunks MATCH 'json_extract mysql'
+ AND c.deleted = 0 AND d.deleted = 0
+ORDER BY score_fts_raw
+LIMIT 10;
+```
+
+### 1.3 Apply a source filter (by source_id)
+```sql
+SELECT
+ f.chunk_id,
+ bm25(rag_fts_chunks) AS score_fts_raw
+FROM rag_fts_chunks f
+JOIN rag_chunks c ON c.chunk_id = f.chunk_id
+WHERE rag_fts_chunks MATCH 'replication lag'
+ AND c.source_id = 1
+ORDER BY score_fts_raw
+LIMIT 20;
+```
+
+### 1.4 Phrase queries, boolean operators (FTS5)
+```sql
+-- phrase
+SELECT chunk_id FROM rag_fts_chunks
+WHERE rag_fts_chunks MATCH '"group replication"'
+LIMIT 20;
+
+-- boolean: term1 AND term2
+SELECT chunk_id FROM rag_fts_chunks
+WHERE rag_fts_chunks MATCH 'mysql AND deadlock'
+LIMIT 20;
+
+-- boolean: term1 NOT term2
+SELECT chunk_id FROM rag_fts_chunks
+WHERE rag_fts_chunks MATCH 'mysql NOT mariadb'
+LIMIT 20;
+```
+
+---
+
+## 2. Vector search examples (sqlite3-vec)
+
+Vector SQL varies slightly depending on sqlite3-vec build and how you bind vectors.
+Below are **two patterns** you can implement in ProxySQL.
+
+### 2.1 Pattern A (recommended): ProxySQL computes embeddings; SQL receives a bound vector
+In this pattern, ProxySQL:
+1) Computes the query embedding in C++
+2) Executes SQL with a bound parameter `:qvec` representing the embedding
+
+A typical “nearest neighbors” query shape is:
+
+```sql
+-- PSEUDOCODE: adapt to sqlite3-vec's exact operator/function in your build.
+SELECT
+ v.chunk_id,
+ v.distance AS distance_raw
+FROM rag_vec_chunks v
+WHERE v.embedding MATCH :qvec
+ORDER BY distance_raw
+LIMIT 10;
+```
+
+Then join to chunks:
+```sql
+-- PSEUDOCODE: join with content and metadata
+SELECT
+ v.chunk_id,
+ v.distance AS distance_raw,
+ c.doc_id,
+ c.body AS chunk_body,
+ d.metadata_json AS doc_metadata_json
+FROM (
+ SELECT chunk_id, distance
+ FROM rag_vec_chunks
+ WHERE embedding MATCH :qvec
+ ORDER BY distance
+ LIMIT 10
+) v
+JOIN rag_chunks c ON c.chunk_id = v.chunk_id
+JOIN rag_documents d ON d.doc_id = c.doc_id;
+```
+
+### 2.2 Pattern B (debug): store a query vector in a temporary table
+This is useful when you want to run vector queries manually in SQL without MCP support.
+
+```sql
+CREATE TEMP TABLE tmp_query_vec(qvec BLOB);
+-- Insert the query vector (float32 array blob). The insertion is usually done by tooling, not manually.
+-- INSERT INTO tmp_query_vec VALUES (X'...');
+
+-- PSEUDOCODE: use tmp_query_vec.qvec as the query embedding
+SELECT
+ v.chunk_id,
+ v.distance
+FROM rag_vec_chunks v, tmp_query_vec t
+WHERE v.embedding MATCH t.qvec
+ORDER BY v.distance
+LIMIT 10;
+```
+
+---
+
+## 3. Hybrid search examples
+
+Hybrid retrieval is best implemented in the MCP layer because it mixes ranking systems and needs careful bounding.
+However, you can approximate hybrid behavior using SQL to validate logic.
+
+### 3.1 Hybrid Mode A: Parallel FTS + Vector then fuse (RRF)
+
+#### Step 1: FTS top 50 (ranked)
+```sql
+WITH fts AS (
+ SELECT
+ f.chunk_id,
+ bm25(rag_fts_chunks) AS score_fts_raw
+ FROM rag_fts_chunks f
+ WHERE rag_fts_chunks MATCH :fts_query
+ ORDER BY score_fts_raw
+ LIMIT 50
+)
+SELECT * FROM fts;
+```
+
+#### Step 2: Vector top 50 (ranked)
+```sql
+WITH vec AS (
+ SELECT
+ v.chunk_id,
+ v.distance AS distance_raw
+ FROM rag_vec_chunks v
+ WHERE v.embedding MATCH :qvec
+ ORDER BY v.distance
+ LIMIT 50
+)
+SELECT * FROM vec;
+```
+
+#### Step 3: Fuse via Reciprocal Rank Fusion (RRF)
+In SQL you need ranks. SQLite supports window functions in modern builds.
+
+```sql
+WITH
+fts AS (
+ SELECT
+ f.chunk_id,
+ bm25(rag_fts_chunks) AS score_fts_raw,
+ ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY bm25(rag_fts_chunks)) AS rank_fts
+ FROM rag_fts_chunks f
+ WHERE rag_fts_chunks MATCH :fts_query
+ LIMIT 50
+),
+vec AS (
+ SELECT
+ v.chunk_id,
+ v.distance AS distance_raw,
+ ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY v.distance) AS rank_vec
+ FROM rag_vec_chunks v
+ WHERE v.embedding MATCH :qvec
+ LIMIT 50
+),
+merged AS (
+ SELECT
+ COALESCE(fts.chunk_id, vec.chunk_id) AS chunk_id,
+ fts.rank_fts,
+ vec.rank_vec,
+ fts.score_fts_raw,
+ vec.distance_raw
+ FROM fts
+ FULL OUTER JOIN vec ON vec.chunk_id = fts.chunk_id
+),
+rrf AS (
+ SELECT
+ chunk_id,
+ score_fts_raw,
+ distance_raw,
+ rank_fts,
+ rank_vec,
+ (1.0 / (60.0 + COALESCE(rank_fts, 1000000))) +
+ (1.0 / (60.0 + COALESCE(rank_vec, 1000000))) AS score_rrf
+ FROM merged
+)
+SELECT
+ r.chunk_id,
+ r.score_rrf,
+ c.doc_id,
+ c.body AS chunk_body
+FROM rrf r
+JOIN rag_chunks c ON c.chunk_id = r.chunk_id
+ORDER BY r.score_rrf DESC
+LIMIT 10;
+```
+
+**Important**: SQLite does not support `FULL OUTER JOIN` directly in all builds.
+For production, implement the merge/fuse in C++ (MCP layer). This SQL is illustrative.
+
+### 3.2 Hybrid Mode B: Broad FTS then vector rerank (candidate generation)
+
+#### Step 1: FTS candidate set (top 200)
+```sql
+WITH candidates AS (
+ SELECT
+ f.chunk_id,
+ bm25(rag_fts_chunks) AS score_fts_raw
+ FROM rag_fts_chunks f
+ WHERE rag_fts_chunks MATCH :fts_query
+ ORDER BY score_fts_raw
+ LIMIT 200
+)
+SELECT * FROM candidates;
+```
+
+#### Step 2: Vector rerank within candidates
+Conceptually:
+- Join candidates to `rag_vec_chunks` and compute distance to `:qvec`
+- Keep top 10
+
+```sql
+WITH candidates AS (
+ SELECT
+ f.chunk_id
+ FROM rag_fts_chunks f
+ WHERE rag_fts_chunks MATCH :fts_query
+ ORDER BY bm25(rag_fts_chunks)
+ LIMIT 200
+),
+reranked AS (
+ SELECT
+ v.chunk_id,
+ v.distance AS distance_raw
+ FROM rag_vec_chunks v
+ JOIN candidates c ON c.chunk_id = v.chunk_id
+ WHERE v.embedding MATCH :qvec
+ ORDER BY v.distance
+ LIMIT 10
+)
+SELECT
+ r.chunk_id,
+ r.distance_raw,
+ ch.doc_id,
+ ch.body
+FROM reranked r
+JOIN rag_chunks ch ON ch.chunk_id = r.chunk_id;
+```
+
+As above, the exact `MATCH :qvec` syntax may need adaptation to your sqlite3-vec build; implement vector query execution in C++ and keep SQL as internal glue.
+
+---
+
+## 4. Common “application-friendly” queries
+
+### 4.1 Return doc_id + score + title only (no bodies)
+```sql
+SELECT
+ f.chunk_id,
+ c.doc_id,
+ COALESCE(c.title, d.title) AS title,
+ bm25(rag_fts_chunks) AS score_fts_raw
+FROM rag_fts_chunks f
+JOIN rag_chunks c ON c.chunk_id = f.chunk_id
+JOIN rag_documents d ON d.doc_id = c.doc_id
+WHERE rag_fts_chunks MATCH :q
+ORDER BY score_fts_raw
+LIMIT 20;
+```
+
+### 4.2 Return top doc_ids (deduplicate by doc_id)
+```sql
+WITH ranked_chunks AS (
+ SELECT
+ c.doc_id,
+ bm25(rag_fts_chunks) AS score_fts_raw
+ FROM rag_fts_chunks f
+ JOIN rag_chunks c ON c.chunk_id = f.chunk_id
+ WHERE rag_fts_chunks MATCH :q
+ ORDER BY score_fts_raw
+ LIMIT 200
+)
+SELECT doc_id, MIN(score_fts_raw) AS best_score
+FROM ranked_chunks
+GROUP BY doc_id
+ORDER BY best_score
+LIMIT 20;
+```
+
+---
+
+## 5. Practical guidance
+
+- Use SQL mode mainly for debugging and internal tooling.
+- Prefer MCP tools for agent interaction:
+ - stable schemas
+ - strong guardrails
+ - consistent hybrid scoring
+- Implement hybrid fusion in C++ (not in SQL) to avoid dialect limitations and to keep scoring correct.
diff --git a/doc/rag-documentation.md b/doc/rag-documentation.md
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+# RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) in ProxySQL
+
+## Overview
+
+ProxySQL's RAG subsystem provides retrieval capabilities for LLM-powered applications. It allows you to:
+
+- Store documents and their embeddings in a SQLite-based vector database
+- Perform keyword search (FTS), semantic search (vector), and hybrid search
+- Fetch document and chunk content
+- Refetch authoritative data from source databases
+- Monitor RAG system statistics
+
+## Configuration
+
+To enable RAG functionality, you need to enable the GenAI module and RAG features:
+
+```sql
+-- Enable GenAI module
+SET genai.enabled = true;
+
+-- Enable RAG features
+SET genai.rag_enabled = true;
+
+-- Configure RAG parameters (optional)
+SET genai.rag_k_max = 50;
+SET genai.rag_candidates_max = 500;
+SET genai.rag_timeout_ms = 2000;
+```
+
+## Available MCP Tools
+
+The RAG subsystem provides the following MCP tools via the `/mcp/rag` endpoint:
+
+### Search Tools
+
+1. **rag.search_fts** - Keyword search using FTS5
+ ```json
+ {
+ "query": "search terms",
+ "k": 10
+ }
+ ```
+
+2. **rag.search_vector** - Semantic search using vector embeddings
+ ```json
+ {
+ "query_text": "semantic search query",
+ "k": 10
+ }
+ ```
+
+3. **rag.search_hybrid** - Hybrid search combining FTS and vectors
+ ```json
+ {
+ "query": "search query",
+ "mode": "fuse", // or "fts_then_vec"
+ "k": 10
+ }
+ ```
+
+### Fetch Tools
+
+4. **rag.get_chunks** - Fetch chunk content by chunk_id
+ ```json
+ {
+ "chunk_ids": ["chunk1", "chunk2"],
+ "return": {
+ "include_title": true,
+ "include_doc_metadata": true,
+ "include_chunk_metadata": true
+ }
+ }
+ ```
+
+5. **rag.get_docs** - Fetch document content by doc_id
+ ```json
+ {
+ "doc_ids": ["doc1", "doc2"],
+ "return": {
+ "include_body": true,
+ "include_metadata": true
+ }
+ }
+ ```
+
+6. **rag.fetch_from_source** - Refetch authoritative data from source database
+ ```json
+ {
+ "doc_ids": ["doc1"],
+ "columns": ["Id", "Title", "Body"],
+ "limits": {
+ "max_rows": 10,
+ "max_bytes": 200000
+ }
+ }
+ ```
+
+### Admin Tools
+
+7. **rag.admin.stats** - Get operational statistics for RAG system
+ ```json
+ {}
+ ```
+
+## Database Schema
+
+The RAG subsystem uses the following tables in the vector database (`/var/lib/proxysql/ai_features.db`):
+
+- **rag_sources** - Control plane for ingestion configuration
+- **rag_documents** - Canonical documents
+- **rag_chunks** - Retrieval units (chunked content)
+- **rag_fts_chunks** - FTS5 index for keyword search
+- **rag_vec_chunks** - Vector index for semantic search
+- **rag_sync_state** - Sync state for incremental ingestion
+- **rag_chunk_view** - Convenience view for debugging
+
+## Testing
+
+You can test the RAG functionality using the provided test scripts:
+
+```bash
+# Test RAG functionality via MCP endpoint
+./scripts/mcp/test_rag.sh
+
+# Test RAG database schema
+cd test/rag
+make test_rag_schema
+./test_rag_schema
+```
+
+## Security
+
+The RAG subsystem includes several security features:
+
+- Input validation and sanitization
+- Query length limits
+- Result size limits
+- Timeouts for all operations
+- Column whitelisting for refetch operations
+- Row and byte limits for all operations
+
+## Performance
+
+Recommended performance settings:
+
+- Set appropriate timeouts (250-2000ms)
+- Limit result sizes (k_max=50, candidates_max=500)
+- Use connection pooling for source database connections
+- Monitor resource usage and adjust limits accordingly
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+# RAG Subsystem Doxygen Documentation Summary
+
+## Overview
+
+This document provides a summary of the Doxygen documentation added to the RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) subsystem in ProxySQL. The documentation follows standard Doxygen conventions with inline comments in the source code files.
+
+## Documented Files
+
+### 1. Header File
+- **File**: `include/RAG_Tool_Handler.h`
+- **Documentation**: Comprehensive class and method documentation with detailed parameter descriptions, return values, and cross-references.
+
+### 2. Implementation File
+- **File**: `lib/RAG_Tool_Handler.cpp`
+- **Documentation**: Detailed function documentation with implementation-specific notes, parameter descriptions, and cross-references.
+
+## Documentation Structure
+
+### Class Documentation
+The `RAG_Tool_Handler` class is thoroughly documented with:
+- **Class overview**: General description of the class purpose and functionality
+- **Group membership**: Categorized under `@ingroup mcp` and `@ingroup rag`
+- **Member variables**: Detailed documentation of all private members with `///` comments
+- **Method documentation**: Complete documentation for all public and private methods
+
+### Method Documentation
+Each method includes:
+- **Brief description**: Concise summary of the method's purpose
+- **Detailed description**: Comprehensive explanation of functionality
+- **Parameters**: Detailed description of each parameter with `@param` tags
+- **Return values**: Description of return values with `@return` tags
+- **Error conditions**: Documentation of possible error scenarios
+- **Cross-references**: Links to related methods with `@see` tags
+- **Implementation notes**: Special considerations or implementation details
+
+### Helper Functions
+Helper functions are documented with:
+- **Purpose**: Clear explanation of what the function does
+- **Parameter handling**: Details on how parameters are processed
+- **Error handling**: Documentation of error conditions and recovery
+- **Usage examples**: References to where the function is used
+
+## Key Documentation Features
+
+### 1. Configuration Parameters
+All configuration parameters are documented with:
+- Default values
+- Valid ranges
+- Usage examples
+- Related configuration options
+
+### 2. Tool Specifications
+Each RAG tool is documented with:
+- **Input parameters**: Complete schema with types and descriptions
+- **Output format**: Response structure documentation
+- **Error handling**: Possible error responses
+- **Usage examples**: Common use cases
+
+### 3. Security Features
+Security-related functionality is documented with:
+- **Input validation**: Parameter validation rules
+- **Limits and constraints**: Resource limits and constraints
+- **Error handling**: Security-related error conditions
+
+### 4. Performance Considerations
+Performance-related aspects are documented with:
+- **Optimization strategies**: Performance optimization techniques used
+- **Resource management**: Memory and connection management
+- **Scalability considerations**: Scalability features and limitations
+
+## Documentation Tags Used
+
+### Standard Doxygen Tags
+- `@file`: File description
+- `@brief`: Brief description
+- `@param`: Parameter description
+- `@return`: Return value description
+- `@see`: Cross-reference to related items
+- `@ingroup`: Group membership
+- `@author`: Author information
+- `@date`: File creation/update date
+- `@copyright`: Copyright information
+
+### Specialized Tags
+- `@defgroup`: Group definition
+- `@addtogroup`: Group membership
+- `@exception`: Exception documentation
+- `@note`: Additional notes
+- `@warning`: Warning information
+- `@todo`: Future work items
+
+## Usage Instructions
+
+### Generating Documentation
+To generate the Doxygen documentation:
+
+```bash
+# Install Doxygen (if not already installed)
+sudo apt-get install doxygen graphviz
+
+# Generate documentation
+cd /path/to/proxysql
+doxygen Doxyfile
+```
+
+### Viewing Documentation
+The generated documentation will be available in:
+- **HTML format**: `docs/html/index.html`
+- **LaTeX format**: `docs/latex/refman.tex`
+
+## Documentation Completeness
+
+### Covered Components
+✅ **RAG_Tool_Handler class**: Complete class documentation
+✅ **Constructor/Destructor**: Detailed lifecycle method documentation
+✅ **Public methods**: All public interface methods documented
+✅ **Private methods**: All private helper methods documented
+✅ **Configuration parameters**: All configuration options documented
+✅ **Tool specifications**: All RAG tools documented with schemas
+✅ **Error handling**: Comprehensive error condition documentation
+✅ **Security features**: Security-related functionality documented
+✅ **Performance aspects**: Performance considerations documented
+
+### Documentation Quality
+✅ **Consistency**: Uniform documentation style across all files
+✅ **Completeness**: All public interfaces documented
+✅ **Accuracy**: Documentation matches implementation
+✅ **Clarity**: Clear and concise descriptions
+✅ **Cross-referencing**: Proper links between related components
+✅ **Examples**: Usage examples where appropriate
+
+## Maintenance Guidelines
+
+### Keeping Documentation Updated
+1. **Update with code changes**: Always update documentation when modifying code
+2. **Review regularly**: Periodically review documentation for accuracy
+3. **Test generation**: Verify that documentation generates without warnings
+4. **Cross-reference updates**: Update cross-references when adding new methods
+
+### Documentation Standards
+1. **Consistent formatting**: Follow established documentation patterns
+2. **Clear language**: Use simple, precise language
+3. **Complete coverage**: Document all parameters and return values
+4. **Practical examples**: Include relevant usage examples
+5. **Error scenarios**: Document possible error conditions
+
+## Benefits
+
+### For Developers
+- **Easier onboarding**: New developers can quickly understand the codebase
+- **Reduced debugging time**: Clear documentation helps identify issues faster
+- **Better collaboration**: Shared understanding of component interfaces
+- **Code quality**: Documentation encourages better code design
+
+### For Maintenance
+- **Reduced maintenance overhead**: Clear documentation reduces maintenance time
+- **Easier upgrades**: Documentation helps understand impact of changes
+- **Better troubleshooting**: Detailed error documentation aids troubleshooting
+- **Knowledge retention**: Documentation preserves implementation knowledge
+
+The RAG subsystem is now fully documented with comprehensive Doxygen comments that provide clear guidance for developers working with the codebase.
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+# RAG Subsystem Doxygen Documentation
+
+## Overview
+
+The RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) subsystem provides a comprehensive set of tools for semantic search and document retrieval through the MCP (Model Context Protocol). This documentation details the Doxygen-style comments added to the RAG implementation.
+
+## Main Classes
+
+### RAG_Tool_Handler
+
+The primary class that implements all RAG functionality through the MCP protocol.
+
+#### Class Definition
+```cpp
+class RAG_Tool_Handler : public MCP_Tool_Handler
+```
+
+#### Constructor
+```cpp
+/**
+ * @brief Constructor
+ * @param ai_mgr Pointer to AI_Features_Manager for database access and configuration
+ *
+ * Initializes the RAG tool handler with configuration parameters from GenAI_Thread
+ * if available, otherwise uses default values.
+ *
+ * Configuration parameters:
+ * - k_max: Maximum number of search results (default: 50)
+ * - candidates_max: Maximum number of candidates for hybrid search (default: 500)
+ * - query_max_bytes: Maximum query length in bytes (default: 8192)
+ * - response_max_bytes: Maximum response size in bytes (default: 5000000)
+ * - timeout_ms: Operation timeout in milliseconds (default: 2000)
+ */
+RAG_Tool_Handler(AI_Features_Manager* ai_mgr);
+```
+
+#### Public Methods
+
+##### get_tool_list()
+```cpp
+/**
+ * @brief Get list of available RAG tools
+ * @return JSON object containing tool definitions and schemas
+ *
+ * Returns a comprehensive list of all available RAG tools with their
+ * input schemas and descriptions. Tools include:
+ * - rag.search_fts: Keyword search using FTS5
+ * - rag.search_vector: Semantic search using vector embeddings
+ * - rag.search_hybrid: Hybrid search combining FTS and vectors
+ * - rag.get_chunks: Fetch chunk content by chunk_id
+ * - rag.get_docs: Fetch document content by doc_id
+ * - rag.fetch_from_source: Refetch authoritative data from source
+ * - rag.admin.stats: Operational statistics
+ */
+json get_tool_list() override;
+```
+
+##### execute_tool()
+```cpp
+/**
+ * @brief Execute a RAG tool with arguments
+ * @param tool_name Name of the tool to execute
+ * @param arguments JSON object containing tool arguments
+ * @return JSON response with results or error information
+ *
+ * Executes the specified RAG tool with the provided arguments. Handles
+ * input validation, parameter processing, database queries, and result
+ * formatting according to MCP specifications.
+ *
+ * Supported tools:
+ * - rag.search_fts: Full-text search over documents
+ * - rag.search_vector: Vector similarity search
+ * - rag.search_hybrid: Hybrid search with two modes (fuse, fts_then_vec)
+ * - rag.get_chunks: Retrieve chunk content by ID
+ * - rag.get_docs: Retrieve document content by ID
+ * - rag.fetch_from_source: Refetch data from authoritative source
+ * - rag.admin.stats: Get operational statistics
+ */
+json execute_tool(const std::string& tool_name, const json& arguments) override;
+```
+
+#### Private Helper Methods
+
+##### Database and Query Helpers
+
+```cpp
+/**
+ * @brief Execute database query and return results
+ * @param query SQL query string to execute
+ * @return SQLite3_result pointer or NULL on error
+ *
+ * Executes a SQL query against the vector database and returns the results.
+ * Handles error checking and logging. The caller is responsible for freeing
+ * the returned SQLite3_result.
+ */
+SQLite3_result* execute_query(const char* query);
+
+/**
+ * @brief Validate and limit k parameter
+ * @param k Requested number of results
+ * @return Validated k value within configured limits
+ *
+ * Ensures the k parameter is within acceptable bounds (1 to k_max).
+ * Returns default value of 10 if k is invalid.
+ */
+int validate_k(int k);
+
+/**
+ * @brief Validate and limit candidates parameter
+ * @param candidates Requested number of candidates
+ * @return Validated candidates value within configured limits
+ *
+ * Ensures the candidates parameter is within acceptable bounds (1 to candidates_max).
+ * Returns default value of 50 if candidates is invalid.
+ */
+int validate_candidates(int candidates);
+
+/**
+ * @brief Validate query length
+ * @param query Query string to validate
+ * @return true if query is within length limits, false otherwise
+ *
+ * Checks if the query string length is within the configured query_max_bytes limit.
+ */
+bool validate_query_length(const std::string& query);
+```
+
+##### JSON Parameter Extraction
+
+```cpp
+/**
+ * @brief Extract string parameter from JSON
+ * @param j JSON object to extract from
+ * @param key Parameter key to extract
+ * @param default_val Default value if key not found
+ * @return Extracted string value or default
+ *
+ * Safely extracts a string parameter from a JSON object, handling type
+ * conversion if necessary. Returns the default value if the key is not
+ * found or cannot be converted to a string.
+ */
+static std::string get_json_string(const json& j, const std::string& key,
+ const std::string& default_val = "");
+
+/**
+ * @brief Extract int parameter from JSON
+ * @param j JSON object to extract from
+ * @param key Parameter key to extract
+ * @param default_val Default value if key not found
+ * @return Extracted int value or default
+ *
+ * Safely extracts an integer parameter from a JSON object, handling type
+ * conversion from string if necessary. Returns the default value if the
+ * key is not found or cannot be converted to an integer.
+ */
+static int get_json_int(const json& j, const std::string& key, int default_val = 0);
+
+/**
+ * @brief Extract bool parameter from JSON
+ * @param j JSON object to extract from
+ * @param key Parameter key to extract
+ * @param default_val Default value if key not found
+ * @return Extracted bool value or default
+ *
+ * Safely extracts a boolean parameter from a JSON object, handling type
+ * conversion from string or integer if necessary. Returns the default
+ * value if the key is not found or cannot be converted to a boolean.
+ */
+static bool get_json_bool(const json& j, const std::string& key, bool default_val = false);
+
+/**
+ * @brief Extract string array from JSON
+ * @param j JSON object to extract from
+ * @param key Parameter key to extract
+ * @return Vector of extracted strings
+ *
+ * Safely extracts a string array parameter from a JSON object, filtering
+ * out non-string elements. Returns an empty vector if the key is not
+ * found or is not an array.
+ */
+static std::vector get_json_string_array(const json& j, const std::string& key);
+
+/**
+ * @brief Extract int array from JSON
+ * @param j JSON object to extract from
+ * @param key Parameter key to extract
+ * @return Vector of extracted integers
+ *
+ * Safely extracts an integer array parameter from a JSON object, handling
+ * type conversion from string if necessary. Returns an empty vector if
+ * the key is not found or is not an array.
+ */
+static std::vector get_json_int_array(const json& j, const std::string& key);
+```
+
+##### Scoring and Normalization
+
+```cpp
+/**
+ * @brief Compute Reciprocal Rank Fusion score
+ * @param rank Rank position (1-based)
+ * @param k0 Smoothing parameter
+ * @param weight Weight factor for this ranking
+ * @return RRF score
+ *
+ * Computes the Reciprocal Rank Fusion score for hybrid search ranking.
+ * Formula: weight / (k0 + rank)
+ */
+double compute_rrf_score(int rank, int k0, double weight);
+
+/**
+ * @brief Normalize scores to 0-1 range (higher is better)
+ * @param score Raw score to normalize
+ * @param score_type Type of score being normalized
+ * @return Normalized score in 0-1 range
+ *
+ * Normalizes various types of scores to a consistent 0-1 range where
+ * higher values indicate better matches. Different score types may
+ * require different normalization approaches.
+ */
+double normalize_score(double score, const std::string& score_type);
+```
+
+## Tool Specifications
+
+### rag.search_fts
+Keyword search over documents using FTS5.
+
+#### Parameters
+- `query` (string, required): Search query string
+- `k` (integer): Number of results to return (default: 10, max: 50)
+- `offset` (integer): Offset for pagination (default: 0)
+- `filters` (object): Filter criteria for results
+- `return` (object): Return options for result fields
+
+#### Filters
+- `source_ids` (array of integers): Filter by source IDs
+- `source_names` (array of strings): Filter by source names
+- `doc_ids` (array of strings): Filter by document IDs
+- `min_score` (number): Minimum score threshold
+- `post_type_ids` (array of integers): Filter by post type IDs
+- `tags_any` (array of strings): Filter by any of these tags
+- `tags_all` (array of strings): Filter by all of these tags
+- `created_after` (string): Filter by creation date (after)
+- `created_before` (string): Filter by creation date (before)
+
+#### Return Options
+- `include_title` (boolean): Include title in results (default: true)
+- `include_metadata` (boolean): Include metadata in results (default: true)
+- `include_snippets` (boolean): Include snippets in results (default: false)
+
+### rag.search_vector
+Semantic search over documents using vector embeddings.
+
+#### Parameters
+- `query_text` (string, required): Text to search semantically
+- `k` (integer): Number of results to return (default: 10, max: 50)
+- `filters` (object): Filter criteria for results
+- `embedding` (object): Embedding model specification
+- `query_embedding` (object): Precomputed query embedding
+- `return` (object): Return options for result fields
+
+### rag.search_hybrid
+Hybrid search combining FTS and vector search.
+
+#### Parameters
+- `query` (string, required): Search query for both FTS and vector
+- `k` (integer): Number of results to return (default: 10, max: 50)
+- `mode` (string): Search mode: 'fuse' or 'fts_then_vec'
+- `filters` (object): Filter criteria for results
+- `fuse` (object): Parameters for fuse mode
+- `fts_then_vec` (object): Parameters for fts_then_vec mode
+
+#### Fuse Mode Parameters
+- `fts_k` (integer): Number of FTS results for fusion (default: 50)
+- `vec_k` (integer): Number of vector results for fusion (default: 50)
+- `rrf_k0` (integer): RRF smoothing parameter (default: 60)
+- `w_fts` (number): Weight for FTS scores (default: 1.0)
+- `w_vec` (number): Weight for vector scores (default: 1.0)
+
+#### FTS Then Vector Mode Parameters
+- `candidates_k` (integer): FTS candidates to generate (default: 200)
+- `rerank_k` (integer): Candidates to rerank with vector search (default: 50)
+- `vec_metric` (string): Vector similarity metric (default: 'cosine')
+
+### rag.get_chunks
+Fetch chunk content by chunk_id.
+
+#### Parameters
+- `chunk_ids` (array of strings, required): List of chunk IDs to fetch
+- `return` (object): Return options for result fields
+
+### rag.get_docs
+Fetch document content by doc_id.
+
+#### Parameters
+- `doc_ids` (array of strings, required): List of document IDs to fetch
+- `return` (object): Return options for result fields
+
+### rag.fetch_from_source
+Refetch authoritative data from source database.
+
+#### Parameters
+- `doc_ids` (array of strings, required): List of document IDs to refetch
+- `columns` (array of strings): List of columns to fetch
+- `limits` (object): Limits for the fetch operation
+
+### rag.admin.stats
+Get operational statistics for RAG system.
+
+#### Parameters
+None
+
+## Database Schema
+
+The RAG subsystem uses the following tables in the vector database:
+
+1. `rag_sources`: Ingestion configuration and source metadata
+2. `rag_documents`: Canonical documents with stable IDs
+3. `rag_chunks`: Chunked content for retrieval
+4. `rag_fts_chunks`: FTS5 contentless index for keyword search
+5. `rag_vec_chunks`: sqlite3-vec virtual table for vector similarity search
+6. `rag_sync_state`: Sync state tracking for incremental ingestion
+7. `rag_chunk_view`: Convenience view for debugging
+
+## Security Features
+
+1. **Input Validation**: Strict validation of all parameters and filters
+2. **Query Limits**: Maximum limits on query length, result count, and candidates
+3. **Timeouts**: Configurable operation timeouts to prevent resource exhaustion
+4. **Column Whitelisting**: Strict column filtering for refetch operations
+5. **Row and Byte Limits**: Maximum limits on returned data size
+6. **Parameter Binding**: Safe parameter binding to prevent SQL injection
+
+## Performance Features
+
+1. **Prepared Statements**: Efficient query execution with prepared statements
+2. **Connection Management**: Proper database connection handling
+3. **SQLite3-vec Integration**: Optimized vector operations
+4. **FTS5 Integration**: Efficient full-text search capabilities
+5. **Indexing Strategies**: Proper database indexing for performance
+6. **Result Caching**: Efficient result processing and formatting
+
+## Configuration Variables
+
+1. `genai_rag_enabled`: Enable RAG features
+2. `genai_rag_k_max`: Maximum k for search results (default: 50)
+3. `genai_rag_candidates_max`: Maximum candidates for hybrid search (default: 500)
+4. `genai_rag_query_max_bytes`: Maximum query length in bytes (default: 8192)
+5. `genai_rag_response_max_bytes`: Maximum response size in bytes (default: 5000000)
+6. `genai_rag_timeout_ms`: RAG operation timeout in ms (default: 2000)
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+# RAG Tool Examples
+
+This document provides examples of how to use the RAG tools via the MCP endpoint.
+
+## Prerequisites
+
+Make sure ProxySQL is running with GenAI and RAG enabled:
+
+```sql
+-- In ProxySQL admin interface
+SET genai.enabled = true;
+SET genai.rag_enabled = true;
+LOAD genai VARIABLES TO RUNTIME;
+```
+
+## Tool Discovery
+
+### List all RAG tools
+
+```bash
+curl -k -X POST \
+ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
+ -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"tools/list","id":"1"}' \
+ https://127.0.0.1:6071/mcp/rag
+```
+
+### Get tool description
+
+```bash
+curl -k -X POST \
+ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
+ -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"tools/describe","params":{"name":"rag.search_fts"},"id":"1"}' \
+ https://127.0.0.1:6071/mcp/rag
+```
+
+## Search Tools
+
+### FTS Search
+
+```bash
+curl -k -X POST \
+ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
+ -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"tools/call","params":{"name":"rag.search_fts","arguments":{"query":"mysql performance","k":5}},"id":"1"}' \
+ https://127.0.0.1:6071/mcp/rag
+```
+
+### Vector Search
+
+```bash
+curl -k -X POST \
+ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
+ -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"tools/call","params":{"name":"rag.search_vector","arguments":{"query_text":"database optimization techniques","k":5}},"id":"1"}' \
+ https://127.0.0.1:6071/mcp/rag
+```
+
+### Hybrid Search
+
+```bash
+curl -k -X POST \
+ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
+ -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"tools/call","params":{"name":"rag.search_hybrid","arguments":{"query":"sql query optimization","mode":"fuse","k":5}},"id":"1"}' \
+ https://127.0.0.1:6071/mcp/rag
+```
+
+## Fetch Tools
+
+### Get Chunks
+
+```bash
+curl -k -X POST \
+ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
+ -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"tools/call","params":{"name":"rag.get_chunks","arguments":{"chunk_ids":["chunk1","chunk2"]}},"id":"1"}' \
+ https://127.0.0.1:6071/mcp/rag
+```
+
+### Get Documents
+
+```bash
+curl -k -X POST \
+ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
+ -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"tools/call","params":{"name":"rag.get_docs","arguments":{"doc_ids":["doc1","doc2"]}},"id":"1"}' \
+ https://127.0.0.1:6071/mcp/rag
+```
+
+## Admin Tools
+
+### Get Statistics
+
+```bash
+curl -k -X POST \
+ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
+ -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"tools/call","params":{"name":"rag.admin.stats"},"id":"1"}' \
+ https://127.0.0.1:6071/mcp/rag
+```
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diff --git a/include/GenAI_Thread.h b/include/GenAI_Thread.h
index ce4183ed36..6dfdf70397 100644
--- a/include/GenAI_Thread.h
+++ b/include/GenAI_Thread.h
@@ -230,6 +230,14 @@ class GenAI_Threads_Handler
// Vector storage configuration
char* genai_vector_db_path; ///< Vector database file path (default: /var/lib/proxysql/ai_features.db)
int genai_vector_dimension; ///< Embedding dimension (default: 1536)
+
+ // RAG configuration
+ bool genai_rag_enabled; ///< Enable RAG features (default: false)
+ int genai_rag_k_max; ///< Maximum k for search results (default: 50)
+ int genai_rag_candidates_max; ///< Maximum candidates for hybrid search (default: 500)
+ int genai_rag_query_max_bytes; ///< Maximum query length in bytes (default: 8192)
+ int genai_rag_response_max_bytes; ///< Maximum response size in bytes (default: 5000000)
+ int genai_rag_timeout_ms; ///< RAG operation timeout in ms (default: 2000)
} variables;
struct {
diff --git a/include/MCP_Thread.h b/include/MCP_Thread.h
index 56b64a1879..9c640f17a7 100644
--- a/include/MCP_Thread.h
+++ b/include/MCP_Thread.h
@@ -17,6 +17,7 @@ class Admin_Tool_Handler;
class Cache_Tool_Handler;
class Observe_Tool_Handler;
class AI_Tool_Handler;
+class RAG_Tool_Handler;
/**
* @brief MCP Threads Handler class for managing MCP module configuration
@@ -96,6 +97,7 @@ class MCP_Threads_Handler
* - cache_tool_handler: /mcp/cache endpoint
* - observe_tool_handler: /mcp/observe endpoint
* - ai_tool_handler: /mcp/ai endpoint
+ * - rag_tool_handler: /mcp/rag endpoint
*/
Config_Tool_Handler* config_tool_handler;
Query_Tool_Handler* query_tool_handler;
@@ -103,6 +105,7 @@ class MCP_Threads_Handler
Cache_Tool_Handler* cache_tool_handler;
Observe_Tool_Handler* observe_tool_handler;
AI_Tool_Handler* ai_tool_handler;
+ RAG_Tool_Handler* rag_tool_handler;
/**
diff --git a/include/RAG_Tool_Handler.h b/include/RAG_Tool_Handler.h
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@@ -0,0 +1,437 @@
+/**
+ * @file RAG_Tool_Handler.h
+ * @brief RAG Tool Handler for MCP protocol
+ *
+ * Provides RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) tools via MCP protocol including:
+ * - FTS search over documents
+ * - Vector search over embeddings
+ * - Hybrid search combining FTS and vectors
+ * - Fetch tools for retrieving document/chunk content
+ * - Refetch tool for authoritative source data
+ * - Admin tools for operational visibility
+ *
+ * The RAG subsystem implements a complete retrieval system with:
+ * - Full-text search using SQLite FTS5
+ * - Semantic search using vector embeddings with sqlite3-vec
+ * - Hybrid search combining both approaches
+ * - Comprehensive filtering capabilities
+ * - Security features including input validation and limits
+ * - Performance optimizations
+ *
+ * @date 2026-01-19
+ * @author ProxySQL Team
+ * @copyright GNU GPL v3
+ * @ingroup mcp
+ * @ingroup rag
+ */
+
+#ifndef CLASS_RAG_TOOL_HANDLER_H
+#define CLASS_RAG_TOOL_HANDLER_H
+
+#include "MCP_Tool_Handler.h"
+#include "sqlite3db.h"
+#include "GenAI_Thread.h"
+#include
+#include
+#include