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Logistics RAG Engine · 2026

Streaming RAG platform for logistics

An end-to-end streaming RAG application connecting a React frontend to a self-hosted vLLM inference engine.

02/ 08
Role
AI and Frontend Lead, Adilas Tech
Year
2026
Stack
  • FastAPI
  • vLLM
  • Qdrant
  • React
  • SignalR
  • GPT-4o

At Adilas Tech I lead AI development on a logistics platform whose core is an end-to-end streaming RAG application. Operators ask questions in plain language and get grounded answers drawn from the platform's own data, streamed into the interface as they generate.

I architected the full path: a React frontend connected over SignalR to a high-throughput FastAPI inference service running vLLM, with asynchronous retrieval against a Qdrant vector store. The streaming protocol was designed so the frontend renders tokens the moment they exist, keeping perceived latency low even on long answers.

The platform runs a hybrid model strategy that I validated and implemented: a routing layer decides per query whether a self-hosted model can answer or whether the request should escalate to GPT-4o. That keeps costs predictable without capping quality on hard queries.

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  1. SignalR streaming protocol from FastAPI and vLLM to a React client
  2. Asynchronous RAG retrieval over a Qdrant vector store
  3. Hybrid routing between self-hosted models and GPT-4o per query
  4. Core patterns established for concurrent token generation
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