Your RAG Pipeline is 99.5% Waste.
Fix It in One Integration.
Kitana is the Python SDK powered by Green Vectors technology. It drops into your existing pipeline between your embedding model and your vector database, eliminates redundant vector storage, and delivers measurably better retrieval accuracy — through a single gRPC call.
From Proof-of-Concept to Production
Enterprise Document Retrieval
50,000-book corpus from Project Gutenberg — the most comprehensive open-domain retrieval benchmark available.
Your Vector Database Has a Physics Problem
Traditional RAG systems store everything — fonts, headers, boilerplate, duplicate concepts, formatting noise. The result is vector databases where the vast majority of what's stored adds nothing to retrieval quality. It just adds cost.
As your corpus grows, this compounds. Storage costs scale linearly. Query latency increases. Accuracy degrades because your retrieval step is swimming through noise to find signal.
The standard industry response is compression and quantization. These trade accuracy for cost savings. You're forced to choose between "expensive and accurate" or "affordable and unreliable."
Kitana eliminates that tradeoff entirely.
of vectors add zero value
Three Steps. Your Existing Stack.
Kitana sits between your embedding model and your vector database. During ingestion, it processes your vectors through Green Vectors technology.
Extract & Weight
Kitana's relevance-aware ingestion pipeline analyzes your corpus and scores semantic significance per chunk using patent-pending weighting methods. Batch-optimized.
Kitanarize
Send your weighted embeddings to Kitana's gRPC endpoint. The engine returns optimized vectors that preserve full semantic meaning in a fraction of the original storage footprint.
Store & Query
Write the resulting vectors to any Euclidean-distance vector database — Qdrant, Pinecone, Weaviate, pgvector. Query as normal. Get better results.
The Numbers Don't Lie
260GB → 1.3GB
50,000 books reduced from 15 million vectors to 76,000. Not lossy compression — semantic transformation that eliminates redundancy at the concept level.
2.1x better than Elastic BBQ
25 to 59% lift over baseline, validated across multiple domains and benchmarks. Fewer vectors doesn't mean less information. It means less noise competing with your actual signal.
at 15M-vector scale
Pre-indexed semantic concepts complete retrieval in a fraction of conventional latency budgets. Measured at 15M-vector scale.
Built for Production
Kitana ships as a Python SDK (3.11+) with both synchronous and asynchronous clients. Authentication, token renewal, and client-side validation are handled automatically.
The SDK validates requests locally before sending — checking minimum dimensions, data integrity, and structure — so you catch issues before they cost you a network round trip.
Retries are built in with exponential backoff for transient failures.
Where Kitana Delivers
Enterprise Knowledge Bases
Companies with 100K+ documents hitting accuracy walls and storage budgets simultaneously. Kitana makes retrieval dramatically more precise without infrastructure overhaul.
RAG-Powered Products
SaaS companies embedding AI search into their products. Kitana's efficiency translates directly into margin advantage.
Regulated Industries
Legal, healthcare, and financial services where retrieval accuracy isn't optional.
Real-Time Systems
Fraud detection, dynamic pricing, and personalization engines where speed is critical.
AI Infrastructure Teams
Platform engineers building shared infrastructure for multiple internal teams.
Enterprise Licensing
Kitana is available through annual enterprise licensing, structured around your deployment scale, corpus size, and integration requirements. We're also exploring usage-based models for mid-market deployments.
During closed beta, we're working closely with a select group of design partners who get hands-on integration support and influence the SDK roadmap.
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Dimensions That Don't Matter.
If you're running a RAG pipeline and feeling the pain of vector bloat, cost scaling, or accuracy degradation — we want to talk.
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