Open Source Release

ATLAS CE

The world's first open-source deterministic RAG system.
Same query. Same results. Same order. Every time.

View on GitHub — apolloraines/ATLAS-LRAG-CE

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What Is ATLAS CE?

Every RAG system in production today has the same flaw: ask the same question twice and you get two different answers. Different documents. Different ranking. Different results. Standard vector search is approximate by design — and approximate means non-deterministic.

That's fine for a chatbot. It's not fine for medical records, financial audits, legal search, or critical infrastructure. You cannot put something you cannot reproduce in front of a regulator.

ATLAS CE solves this with three retrieval lanes fused by locked weights — producing the same results in the same order, every time. We call it LRAG: Lore Retrieval Augmented Generation.

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Semantic Search

Vector similarity for meaning-based retrieval

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Keyword Search

BM25 lexical search for keyword precision

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Metadata Filter

Exact structured field matching

Locked Fusion Weights
W_META = 0.10  |  W_LEX = 0.25  |  W_VEC = 0.65

CE Limitations — Full Transparency

— No proprietary LoreToken compression. CE uses LoreToken-Lite. The semantic compression and GPU memory multipliers of full ATLAS are not here.
— Text and Markdown only. No PDF, DOCX, OCR, or vision pipeline.
— No full Semantic Firewall. Basic adversarial screening is included; the three-stage firewall is not.
— No confidence thresholds or citation enforcement.

The deterministic retrieval architecture — the hard part — is fully here. The rest is up to you.