Fazal K. / Advisory

LLM & RAG Design

Design LLM and RAG systems that are grounded, measurable, and production-ready.

For teams building AI assistants, document intelligence, enterprise search, copilots, or workflow automation where retrieval quality and architecture decisions determine the result.

Best fit

Who this is for

This advisory path is designed for teams that need clarity before committing serious engineering budget, vendor contracts, or roadmap direction.

Teams building AI assistants, knowledge search, or document intelligence
Product leaders deciding whether RAG is enough or fine-tuning is justified
Engineering teams struggling with hallucinations, poor retrieval, or high token cost
Businesses integrating LLMs into existing SaaS, ERP, CRM, or internal systems

Outputs

What you walk away with

Retrieval architecture across data ingestion, chunking, embeddings, indexes, and ranking

Prompt, context, guardrail, evaluation, and fallback design

Vector database and storage recommendations based on scale and filtering needs

Cost, latency, observability, and quality evaluation plan

Method

How the advisory session works

The work stays practical: clarify context, pressure-test assumptions, choose a direction, and leave with decisions your team can execute.

  1. 01Review documents, data structure, user tasks, and answer-quality expectations
  2. 02Define the retrieval and generation flow before selecting tools
  3. 03Identify failure modes such as stale context, weak metadata, hallucination, and token waste
  4. 04Produce a practical design your team can implement and test

Questions

Common questions

What makes a RAG system fail?

Most failures come from weak data preparation, poor chunking, missing metadata, shallow evaluation, or treating the LLM as a substitute for system design.

Can this help reduce LLM cost?

Yes. Architecture choices around retrieval filtering, context size, caching, model routing, and evaluation can materially reduce unnecessary token and infrastructure cost.

Next step

Assess your architecture and request the right session.