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    How to Build a Token-Free AI Platform

    This paper presents a domain-agnostic framework for building zero-token knowledge assistants that handle retrieval-shaped tasks without consuming generative LLM tokens on the answer path. By utilizing a deterministic four-layer architecture featuring intent routing, structure-first vector retrieval, and calibrated similarity scoring, the system ensures high reproducibility and auditability. Fielded enterprise case studies demonstrate that this approach successfully eliminates recurring API costs and latency, offering a robust and cost-effective alternative to traditional RAG baselines.

    BlueGecko TeamJul 23, 2026 10 pages
    BlueGecko

    This paper presents a domain-agnostic architectural framework for building zero-token knowledge assistants that handle retrieval-shaped tasks without consuming generative LLM tokens on the answer path. Designed specifically for structured environments such as enterprise ERP schema migrations, the system utilizes a four-layer deterministic core. This includes precise intent routing, structure-first vector retrieval with approximate nearest-neighbor fallback, and rule-hardened, calibrated similarity scoring. While an optional, time-boxed language model can be safely attached for text phrasing, the core engine operates entirely deterministically. Consequently, the approach eliminates recurring API expenses, minimizes tail latency, and guarantees complete reproducibility and auditability, offering a robust and highly scalable alternative to traditional retrieval-augmented generation baselines.

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