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

Apache 2.0 — free forever

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.

Semantic Search

Vector similarity for meaning-based retrieval

Keyword Search

BM25 lexical search for keyword precision

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.