Search and query your mission documents with AI. The Retrieval-Augmented Generation system indexes PDFs, manuals, and SOPs, enabling natural language questions with accurate, sourced answers.
The Document RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) System transforms how you interact with mission documentation. Instead of searching for keywords and reading pages of results, ask natural language questions and get precise answers with source citations.
A team member needs to know the correct procedure for a specific medical emergency. Instead of paging through a 200-page field manual, they ask: "What's the correct tourniquet application procedure?" The system returns the exact steps with a citation to the relevant manual section.
RAG combines document retrieval with AI language generation. When you ask a question, the system first finds relevant document passages, then generates a coherent answer based on those sources. This ensures accuracy while providing natural language responses.
The system processes a wide variety of document formats commonly used in tactical and professional environments.
| Format | Processing | Features |
|---|---|---|
| Text extraction, OCR for scanned docs | Page citations, section detection | |
| Word (DOCX) | Full text extraction | Heading structure preserved |
| PowerPoint (PPTX) | Slide content extraction | Slide-by-slide citations |
| Plain Text | Direct processing | Paragraph detection |
| Markdown | Structure-aware parsing | Heading hierarchy preserved |
| HTML | Content extraction | Link preservation |
Unique to this implementation, documents can be tagged with geographic relevance. Ask questions about a location and the system prioritizes documents tagged for that area.
Beyond keyword matching, the system understands the meaning of your queries. Ask about "emergency landing procedures" and find relevant content even if the document uses different terminology like "forced approach" or "precautionary landing."
A user asks "What do I do if communications are jammed?" The system finds relevant sections even though the manual uses phrases like "electronic warfare countermeasures" and "alternative communication protocols" rather than the word "jammed."
All document processing and querying happens on the device. No documents are uploaded to external servers, ensuring operational security and functionality in disconnected environments.
Organize documents into collections for different missions, teams, or topics. Query across all collections or focus on specific document sets.
| Collection Type | Contents | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| Mission SOPs | Standard operating procedures | Quick reference during operations |
| Equipment Manuals | Technical documentation | Troubleshooting and procedures |
| Area Study | AOI-specific intelligence | Regional context and history |
| Training Materials | Courses and guides | Skill development and reference |
Every AI-generated answer includes citations to source passages. Tap a citation to view the original document with the relevant section highlighted, enabling verification of accuracy.