LAB · RAG
Chunking Workbench
Compare chunk size, overlap, and context loss on a real document before indexing it.
- Suggested time
- 15 min
- Output artifact
- An explainable chunking strategy with statistics and inspectable fragments.
- Privacy
- The document stays in local memory and never leaves the page.
Local educational tool. Validate every result before production use.
When to use it
Chunking lab
Use it before indexing a corpus or when answers lose context across fragment boundaries.
How to use it well
- 1
Enter a real case without secrets or personal data.
- 2
Run, inspect, and challenge the assumptions; the output is not automatic truth.
- 3
Save the artifact in your project and turn it into a reviewable test or decision.
Related foundations
Retrieval Engineering
03 — Chunking Strategies
The chunk is the atomic unit of the entire system: it is what gets embedded, what gets indexed, what gets retrieved, and what the LLM sees. Poor chunking imposes a quality ceiling that no other component can surpass. The
Open foundation20 minLab 03 — Compare chunking with a retrieval metric
Localized walkthrough. Run the canonical public lab locally and preserve the result as evidence.
Open foundation