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cag-demo

v1.0.10

Published

Bella's Italian Kitchen assistant using CAG (Cache-Augmented Generation). Demonstrates the CAG path: `KnowledgeSource -> Chunker -> KnowledgeRetriever (LLM) -> createCagTool -> Agent -> Runtime -> Hono`.

Readme

CAG Demo -- LLM-Powered Restaurant Assistant

Bella's Italian Kitchen assistant using CAG (Cache-Augmented Generation). Demonstrates the CAG path: KnowledgeSource -> Chunker -> KnowledgeRetriever (LLM) -> createCagTool -> Agent -> Runtime -> Hono.

What It Shows

  • Static knowledge source from a markdown menu
  • LLM-based retrieval: the LLM reads all chunks and ranks by relevance
  • No embeddings, no vector database -- the LLM is the retriever
  • Precise answers with prices, allergens, dietary info
  • Works well for small, curated knowledge bases (context-window bound)

CAG vs Vector RAG

| | CAG (this demo) | Vector RAG (rag-demo) | |--|--|--| | Retrieval | LLM reads all chunks, ranks them | Embedding similarity search | | Storage | In-memory chunks | Vector database | | Scaling | Context window bound (~50 chunks) | Millions of chunks | | Precision | High (LLM understands synonyms) | Depends on embedding quality | | Cost | Higher (LLM call per search) | Lower (embedding lookup) |

Setup

bun install

Copy .env.example to .env and add your OpenAI API key.

Run

bun run dev          # HTTP server on :3335
bun run cli          # Interactive CLI

File Structure

cag-demo/
  agent.ts      -- Agent with createStaticKnowledgeSource + createLLMRetriever + createCagTool
  server.ts     -- Hono server (SSE, WebSocket, health)
  cli.ts        -- Interactive CLI with inline chunk ranking display
  knowledge/
    menu.md     -- Full restaurant menu with prices, allergens, dietary info

Endpoints

| Endpoint | Method | Description | |----------|--------|-------------| | /health | GET | Health check | | /api/chat/sse | POST | SSE streaming | | /api/chat/stream | POST | Plain text streaming | | /api/chat | POST | Full response | | /ws/:sessionId | WS | WebSocket streaming |

Environment Variables

| Variable | Required | Default | Description | |----------|----------|---------|-------------| | OPENAI_API_KEY | Yes | -- | OpenAI API key | | PORT | No | 3335 | Server port |