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You build a demo. It works. You ship it. Then it breaks.
The model forgets facts. Terms drift. You do not know where the data comes from.
Many builders use a simple plan.
- Collect data.
- Put it in a prompt.
- Call the model.
- Ship.
This works for a demo. It fails for a real product.
You need AI-driven data architecture. This is not a vector database. It is a system to prepare and own context. The LLM is a user. It is not the center of your system.
Think of these eight layers for your data:
- Ingest: Where truth lives.
- Extract: Finding structured facts.
- Store: Who owns each fact.
- Index: Finding the right passage.
- Synthesize: Creating summaries.
- Evaluate: Measuring if it works.
- Consume: Chat or agents.
- Improve: Feedback loops.
Lessons from the field:
- Prompting is consumption. It is not a foundation.
- SSOT boundaries matter more than the model choice.
- Measurement is a layer. Do not skip it.
- Agents need data contracts.
Do not confuse a feature with architecture. RAG is a technique. A true architecture owns the knowledge.
Part 2 will cover the blueprint.
Source: https://dev.to/letuhao/ai-driven-data-architecture-part-1-why-prompts-arent-enough-5667 Optional learning community: https://t.me/GyaanSetuAi