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Enterprise RAG for institutional knowledge

At a glance

The brief, up front.

Problem

Expert insight goes undocumented, and the documentation that exists is inconsistent and hard to find.

What we built

Cerebrum, a bespoke enterprise RAG system, plus narrative generation, knowledge hubs, and portfolio controls with audit logging.

The challenge

What stood in the way.

Innovation-driven organizations, particularly in scientific, technical, and R&D-heavy industries, struggle to capture and scale what they know. Experts produce insights that never get documented; documentation, when it exists, is inconsistent and inaccessible. Narratize saw the opportunity to solve this with AI, and needed an engineering partner who could build a production-grade platform from the ground up with the security, scalability, and performance enterprise customers demand.

What we built

The system we shipped.

We built Cerebrum, a bespoke enterprise-grade RAG system designed for Narratize's knowledge management use case, alongside the full Narratize platform: AI-guided narrative generation using proprietary frameworks, team knowledge hubs with collaboration and citation traceability, and enterprise portfolio management with granular role-based access controls and audit logging.

The architecture is built for enterprise scale: microservices on AWS ECS, event-driven via EventBridge, per-organization data isolation, private VPC networking, and comprehensive monitoring.

What was delivered

Outcomes you can point to.

  • Cerebrum: bespoke enterprise RAG with deep knowledge management capabilities
  • AI-guided narrative generation with full citation traceability
  • Enterprise portfolio management with granular RBAC and audit logging
  • Microservices architecture with per-org data isolation and private VPC

Stack

What it runs on.

React.jsNestJSAWS ECSAWS CDKAmazon CognitoRDS PostgreSQLEventBridgeDockerSentry

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