The Knowledge Embeddings feature in the Fuse platform enables semantic indexing and retrieval of knowledge content using high-dimensional vector representations.
Embeddings allow Fuse to represent the meaning of documents, pages, or entities as numeric vectors. These vectors can then be used to retrieve semantically relevant content — even when there is no exact keyword match.
This capability enhances AI model performance, powers semantic search, and enables contextual prompt injection using meaning-based retrieval instead of raw text matching.
Fuse can generate embeddings for:
Embeddings are typically generated upon ingestion or on-demand, and can be updated when content or models change.
Capability | Description |
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Converts text or structured knowledge into high-dimensional vectors | |
Enables semantic similarity search across embedded content | |
Supports reprocessing content when embedding models are updated | |
Ensures that retrieved vectors respect resource-level access control | |
Supports internal and external vector database backends (e.g., FAISS, Qdrant) |
During AI prompt composition:
This enables retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) with governance-aware precision.
Next: Knowledge Provider Integration — Learn how to register and implement connectors for external knowledge systems.