Linq

Teams building LLM apps over their own company data are the people Linq is meant for, especially when they would rather not assemble a retrieval pipeline from scratch.

Linq is an enterprise search engine that gives developers vector search over their documents through a single API, and the product pages say integration can be finished in a day.

The core piece is its RAG API, which handles Retrieval-Augmented Generation for an LLM application.

That covers extraction, embedding, indexing, retrieval and reranking, steps you would otherwise wire together yourself from separate components.

An admin page lets you manage the knowledge base without touching code, so people who are not developers can keep the content current.

Linq positions itself as a vector search solution rather than only a vector database.

The practical difference is that the retrieval work around the index is included, not left to you.

Pricing is enterprise, so expect to talk to the company rather than sign up with a card.

That is handy for larger workplace deployments more than a weekend experiment.