Cypress - Advanced
Overview
How Cypress Works
Processing Flow
User Query: "password reset"
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[1] Analyze Conversation Memory (if available)
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[2] Query Expansion for Vector Retrieval
→ "password reset, change password, recover account,
reset credentials, account recovery, password recovery"
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[3] Embed Expanded Query → Vector
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[4] Tier 1 Retrieval (Official docs, high-priority)
→ Fetch top 50 results per source
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[5] Tier 2 Retrieval (Community content, secondary)
→ Fetch top 50 results per source
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[6] Combine All Results (up to 100 documents)
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[7] Automatic Reranking (bge-reranker-v2-m3)
→ Rerank to top 10 most relevant
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[8] Build Context from Top 10
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[9] Rewrite Prompt with Context (for LLM)
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[10] LLM Completion
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[11] Clean Response (remove artifacts)
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Response: "To reset your password..."Unique Features
1. Query Expansion for Retrieval
2. Tier-Based Source Retrieval
3. Automatic Reranking
4. Higher Retrieval Volume
Mode
topKPerSource
Total Retrieved
Final Output
5. Response Cleaning
Data Source Tier Assignment
Optimization Tips
Comparison with Other Strategies
Complete Comparison Table
Feature
Redwood
Cedar
Cypress
Migration Paths
Real-World Performance
Case Study: Medical Knowledge Base
Case Study: Enterprise Software Documentation
Advanced Configuration
Dynamic Strategy Selection
Custom Reranking Parameters
Query Expansion Control
Monitoring Cypress
Key Metrics
Common Issues
Best Practices
1. Tier Organization
2. Query Expansion
3. Performance Monitoring
4. Hybrid Approach
Code Examples
Using Cypress via API
Response Format
Next Steps
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