Introducing RAG 2.0: Agentic RAG + Knowledge Graphs (FREE Template)
Cole Medin. A working agentic-RAG-plus-knowledge-graph build, with the agent deciding when to do vector search, when to hit Neo4j, and when to do both. It's the cleanest demonstration on YouTube of the "agent as the retrieval planner" pattern the article describes, in code you can actually pull down and run.
AI Expert note
Treat template dependencies, model choices and orchestration code as version-sensitive. The useful idea is retrieval planning; production use still needs permissions, evals and failure handling.
What you should get from this
Compare agentic retrieval and graph retrieval in a concrete implementation.
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Comfortable with basic RAG, graph databases and running a template locally.
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