Zac Zuo

Cloudflare AutoRAG - Managed RAG pipelines, made easy

Cloudflare AutoRAG provides fully managed RAG pipelines. Connect your R2 data, and Cloudflare handles indexing, vector storage, retrieval & generation.

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Zac Zuo
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Hi everyone!

Anyone who's built a Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) pipeline knows the pain: stitching together data stores, vector databases, embedding models, LLMs, and then keeping it all updated... it's a lot.

AutoRAG aims to completely abstract that complexity away. It's a fully managed RAG pipeline built right on Cloudflare's developer platform.

Here’s the basic idea:

  1. You point AutoRAG at your data source (starting with Cloudflare R2 buckets).

  2. Cloudflare automatically handles the entire backend: ingesting files, converting them (even images!), chunking, creating embeddings (via Workers AI), storing them (in Vectorize), and crucially, continuously re-indexing as your data updates.

  3. You query it via API or a native Worker binding to get AI-generated answers grounded in your specific data.

Key aspects:

⚙️ Fully Managed: Cloudflare takes care of the complex infra and maintenance.
🔄 Automated Indexing: Keeps your RAG context up-to-date effortlessly.
☁️ Built on Cloudflare: Seamlessly integrates with R2, Vectorize, Workers AI, and AI Gateway.
🖱️ Simple Setup: Designed to get started with just a few clicks in the dashboard.
🆓 Free During Open Beta: Available on all Cloudflare plans, including the free tier!

It is a super streamlined way to add powerful, context-aware AI features to apps, especially if you're already using Cloudflare.

Anni Wang

Hi all, thank you for checking out AutoRAG!

I'm a part of the AutoRAG team, feel free to let me know if you have any questions or feedback. :)

Also it'd be so cool to see any projects you've built with AutoRAG. Please share if you have any!

Alex Lou

Just take my upvote

Riya Patel

Loving how seamless this sounds! ⚙️ AutoRAG takes the heavy lifting out of RAG—just connect your data and let Cloudflare handle the rest.

Kushal Poddar

Loving how seemless it looks. Just tried it. Felt awesome