RAG Anything

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RAG-Anything is an all-in-one multimodal Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) system and Python library for ingesting, parsing, indexing and querying documents that combine text, images, tables and mathematical expressions. It provides a unified pipeline from document ingestion through adaptive parsers (MinerU or Docling), modality-aware content analysis, multimodal knowledge graph construction, and hybrid retrieval. The project exposes programmatic APIs, configuration options and examples for end-to-end processing, direct insertion of pre-parsed content lists, batch processing, and integration with external LLM and vision model functions. It is intended for developers and researchers who need a single framework to convert heterogeneous documents into structured multimodal entities, preserve document hierarchy, and perform contextual queries that may include VLM-enhanced image analysis.

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End-to-end multimodal pipeline from parsing and adaptive content decomposition to retrieval. Universal document support for PDFs, Office files, images and text with optional dependencies for extended formats. Integration with MinerU and Docling parsers and command-line configuration. Specialized analyzers for visual content, tables and LaTeX equations plus an extensible modal processor interface for custom types. Multimodal knowledge graph index that extracts entities and maps cross-modal relationships with weighted relevance scoring. Hybrid retrieval combining vector similarity and graph traversal with modality-aware ranking. VLM Enhanced Query mode to send images together with text to vision-language models. APIs and examples for direct multimodal processing, content-list insertion, batch processing and custom modal processors.
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RAG-Anything consolidates multimodal document processing so teams avoid stitching multiple specialized tools, enabling unified ingestion and search across interleaved text, figures, tables and formulas. By preserving document hierarchy and extracting structured entities and relationships into a multimodal knowledge graph, it improves retrieval relevance and contextual coherence for RAG workflows. VLM enhanced queries allow direct image analysis alongside text for richer answers. The library supports batch processing, direct content insertion, custom modal processors and pluggable LLM/vision functions, making it practical for academic research, technical documentation review, enterprise knowledge bases and reports where mixed-format content must be searchable and explainable.

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