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[GH-ISSUE #865] Add VORTEXRAG — 7-Layer RAG with Semantic Drift + Context Poisoning elimination #14234
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Originally created by @vignesh2027 on GitHub (Jun 7, 2026).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/Shubhamsaboo/awesome-llm-apps/issues/865
VORTEXRAG — Open Source RAG Framework
VORTEXRAG is a complete 7-layer RAG framework that solves two fundamental problems:
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Would love to be added to the RAG or LLM apps section!
@harshil-1402 commented on GitHub (Jun 23, 2026):
Could this be assigned to me? I'd like to add VORTEXRAG to the RAG section — the 7-layer pipeline approach (causal-relevance retrieval + provably-optimal context purging) is a useful addition alongside the existing entries.
I'll open a PR shortly with the entry added in the right place, following the repo's existing format.
@vignesh2027 commented on GitHub (Jun 23, 2026):
Hey @harshil-1402 — yes, please go ahead! Would love to have VORTEXRAG in the RAG section.
A few details that might help you write the entry:
What makes it different from the other RAG entries:
Links for the entry:
Feel free to ping me here if you need anything else for the PR. Looking forward to it!
@harshil-1402 commented on GitHub (Jun 23, 2026):
Sure thanks a lot for the info, i'll start right away!
@Shubhamsaboo commented on GitHub (Jun 26, 2026):
Thanks for sharing VORTEXRAG, and credit for the open-source release and test coverage. The fit here is the issue: awesome-llm-apps collects self-contained, runnable tutorial apps, not standalone frameworks/libraries, and adding VORTEXRAG would be a README link to an external repo. The published benchmark numbers are also self-reported and not independently verified, so we'd rather not feature them in the list.
Note for anyone planning a PR from this thread: the earlier "go ahead" reply was from the project's own author, not a maintainer, so please don't open a README-link PR expecting it to be merged. Closing as out of scope. Appreciate the work regardless.
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@harshil-1402 commented on GitHub (Jun 26, 2026):
may i know the reason for the issue to be closed as "not planned"