Smabbler :: API RAG by Galaxia - most advanced Graph RAG with a few clicks

Automated Graph Construction
for AI Builders

Transform data into graph structures in minutes, not weeks or months, and build
knowledge-powered AI / LLM applications with ease.

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Graph RAG

Automated graph construction, knowledge augmentation, and built-in flexible retrieval
for rapid Graph RAG development.

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API Graph RAG by Galaxia:
Most advanced Graph RAG with a few clicks

Typical RAG pipeline can be long and complex. Smabbler enables fast track LLM deployment with improved accuracy.

Graph RAG as-a-service

Transparency and explainability by default

Smabbler Graph RAG as-a-service is enabled by language graph technology. Graphs are proven to provide more transparency for LLMs.

AI enhancement with graph context enrichment

Smabbler is enabled by Galaxia - a first of its kind graph language model (GLM) that combines Graph and NLP.

Simplicity and speed

Scalable SaaS architecture. Full API support.
Graph RAG as a service (GRaaS)

Smabbler Galaxia

Graph foundation language model

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Smabbler QueryLab

Graph-powered query wizard

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Knowledge Foundation

Text to data transformation

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Galaxia ™ is a graph foundation language model designed to address a wide variety of text processing tasks.

It can be applied to build knowledge graphs, annotate text, extract semantic relations, get embeddings, and many more NLP tasks.

Galaxia is the result of our research to build a light and scalable language processing graph that sits on ground truth, and provides context-enriched and transparent results.

Introducing QueryLab ™, a part of Smabbler graph language processing stack.

QueryLab provides graph-powered query wizard to create custom text queries in a few clicks and reduce the amount of time it takes to set up, launch, and build AI knowledge base / training set.

Full control over changes. Explainable and transparent data output optimized for different AI use cases.

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