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LeanRAG is an open-source RAG framework that uses knowledge graphs, semantic aggregation, and hierarchical retrieval to reduce redundancy in retrieval pipelines, providing grounded answers with concise evidence paths.

Your RAG pipeline doesn’t need to retrieve the same evidence twice. LeanRAG is an open-source RAG framework that uses knowledge graphs, semantic aggregation, and hierarchical retrieval to generate grounded answers from structured evidence. It helps you build less redundant retrieval pipelines by clustering entities into summary nodes, traversing a multi-layer graph, and sending concise evidence paths to the LLM. Key features: • Semantic aggregation – clusters low-level entities into coherent summaries with explicit relations • Hierarchical retrieval – anchors queries at detailed entities, then traverses upward through the graph • Redundancy-aware synthesis – streamlines retrieval paths and avoids overlapping content before generation • Two extraction paths – includes CommonKG and GraphRAG-style methods for extracting entities and relations • End-to-end workflow – covers document chunking, graph building, retrieval, and final answer generation Free public GitHub repo. Link in the reply
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Your RAG pipeline doesn’t need to retrieve the same evidence twice.

LeanRAG is an open-source RAG framework that uses knowledge graphs, semantic aggregation, and hierarchical retrieval to generate grounded answers from structured evidence.

It helps you build less redundant retrieval pipelines by clustering entities into summary nodes, traversing a multi-layer graph, and sending concise evidence paths to the LLM.

Key features:

• Semantic aggregation – clusters low-level entities into coherent summaries with explicit relations • Hierarchical retrieval – anchors queries at detailed entities, then traverses upward through the graph • Redundancy-aware synthesis – streamlines retrieval paths and avoids overlapping content before generation • Two extraction paths – includes CommonKG and GraphRAG-style methods for extracting entities and relations • End-to-end workflow – covers document chunking, graph building, retrieval, and final answer generation

Free public GitHub repo.

Link in the reply

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