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NVIDIA RAG Blueprint
Summary
Deploy, configure and troubleshoot the NVIDIA RAG Blueprint from your agent — Docker Compose, Helm or library, with feature toggles for VLM, guardrails and agentic RAG.
Features
- Routes deploy, configure, troubleshoot and teardown requests to the right playbook
- Toggles agentic RAG, VLM, guardrails, query rewriting and observability features
- Supports Docker Compose, Kubernetes/Helm and Python library deployments
- Restricts the agent to read-only inspection commands via an allowed-tools allowlist
- References the blueprint's own OpenAPI schemas instead of guessing endpoints
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Example Usage
"Ingestion has been failing since I enabled the VLM path on this RAG Blueprint deployment — find out why and tell me what to change."
Description
The NVIDIA RAG Blueprint is a reference retrieval-augmented-generation stack built on NIM microservices. This official skill gives a coding agent the operational knowledge to run it: bringing the stack up, turning individual features on and off, diagnosing why a service will not start, and tearing it back down cleanly.
What it covers
The skill routes an incoming request through an intent table and then reads the matching playbook before touching anything. Supported intents span the full lifecycle:
- Deploy and install across Docker Compose, Kubernetes with Helm, and the Python library path.
- Feature management — enable or disable agentic RAG, the vision-language model path, guardrails, query rewriting, reranking, summarisation, reasoning, observability and ingestion options — without hand-editing config files from memory.
- Troubleshooting ingestion failures, model-serving errors, GPU allocation problems and service dependencies.
- Shutdown and teardown of a running deployment.
Why it is safer than an ad-hoc agent session
The skill ships an explicit allowed-tools allowlist limited to read-only inspection: nvidia-smi, docker ps/logs/inspect, kubectl get/describe/logs, helm list/status, plus file reads and greps. An agent using it can diagnose your cluster without being handed a blank cheque to mutate it, and it is pointed at the repository's own OpenAPI schemas for the RAG server and ingestor server rather than guessing endpoints.
Requirements
A checkout of the NVIDIA RAG Blueprint repository; Docker Compose or Kubernetes/Helm for deployment; Python 3.11+ for library workflows; and NVIDIA GPU tooling for self-hosted NIM services.
Installing it
Version 2.6.0, Apache-2.0. Install the NVIDIA catalogue with npx skills add nvidia/skills or copy the single folder into your agent's skills directory. Compatible with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other Agent Skills runtimes.
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