AI in the product
Where models actually sit.
Gleanor is ranking infrastructure. Models embed documents, retrieve neighbors, and pack cited windows for a generator you choose. Operators still publish the profile. We are not shipping autonomous agents.
Use case · Hybrid ranking
Embeddings join the keyword score
For search engineers and merchandisers
Keyword hits and dense neighbors share a fused score. Cohere Embed is the planned dense encoder. Recency and field weights apply after the fuse, so Studio can bias a season without a new embedding job.
Workflow: connect source → embed + invert → Studio weights → POST /v1/search
Use case · Cited RAG
Retrieved chunks, sized for a generator
For support leads and help-center teams
Gleanor retrieves and packs cited windows. The generator is yours: GPT-4o, Llama 3 70B, or AWS Nova are the planned options. Filters on the ticket survive into the pack. We do not train that generator, and we do not run an agent over it.
Workflow: query + filters → retrieve → cited window → POST /v1/rag → your model
Use case · Recommendations
Neighbors from the same embedding space
For merchandisers and wiki owners
Item-to-item and user-to-item read the same corpus id as search. A catalog change is a related-item change. No second pipeline, no separate embedding store to drift.
Workflow: item or user id → neighbor search → POST /v1/recommend
Not an agent
Studio is a human publish step
For operators who own relevance
People draft a ranking profile, preview it on a saved query set, then publish. The API pin is that version. Gleanor is a retrieval tool — not an agent framework.
Workflow: draft → preview queries → publish → production pin
Planned model access: Bedrock, OpenAI direct, and Hugging Face. Exact encoder and generator are chosen on the first corpus call — we do not claim a live multi-model roster today.