ragbits and deep-thinking-rag

The mature, production-ready building blocks library (A) provides foundational components that could be extended or wrapped by specialized RAG pipeline implementations (B), making them complements rather than direct competitors, though B appears to be an early-stage research project rather than a stable ecosystem sibling.

ragbits
85
Verified
deep-thinking-rag
50
Established
Maintenance 23/25
Adoption 18/25
Maturity 25/25
Community 19/25
Maintenance 6/25
Adoption 10/25
Maturity 13/25
Community 21/25
Stars: 1,627
Forks: 136
Downloads: 1,872
Commits (30d): 24
Language: Python
License: MIT
Stars: 115
Forks: 40
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Commits (30d): 0
Language: Jupyter Notebook
License: MIT
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About ragbits

deepsense-ai/ragbits

Building blocks for rapid development of GenAI applications

Provides modular Python packages for LLM integration (100+ models via LiteLLM), RAG pipelines with 20+ document formats, and multi-agent coordination using the A2A protocol and Model Context Protocol. Features type-safe prompt execution with Python generics, support for Qdrant/PgVector and other vector stores, Ray-based distributed document ingestion, and OpenTelemetry observability—installable as granular components (core, agents, document-search, evaluate, guardrails, chat, CLI) rather than monolithic framework.

About deep-thinking-rag

FareedKhan-dev/deep-thinking-rag

A Deep Thinking RAG Pipeline to Solve Complex Queries

Implements a multi-stage agentic RAG system that decomposes complex queries into structured research plans, then iteratively retrieves, reranks, and synthesizes evidence using supervisor agents, cross-encoders, and hybrid search strategies (vector/keyword/semantic). Built on LangChain with configurable LLM providers, it includes self-critique and policy-based control flow to decide when to refine the plan, continue research, or synthesize final answers—enabling multi-hop reasoning across both internal documents and web sources.

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