How I Used Gemini CLI to Orchestrate a Complex RAG Migration
The author describes using Gemini CLI to manage a complex migration of a Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) system, highlighting challenges such as evolving infrastructure, inconsistent metadata, and fragmented workflows. Gemini CLI was leveraged for code analysis, migration scripting, prompt refactoring, and validation, serving as an operational assistant rather than just a generative tool. The process involved upgrading embeddings, restructuring vector storage, normalizing metadata, and improving retrieval logic with automated support from the CLI.
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