This document outlines the principles, patterns, and best practices for integrating Google Gemini API into BMX's knowledge processing pipeline.
BMX's LLM integration prioritizes these output characteristics in order:
- Factual: Accurate to source material, no hallucinations
- Verifiable: Traceable to original sources with clear attribution
- Holistic: Leverages graph connections for comprehensive understanding
- Concise: Effectively summarized while preserving essential information
Rationale:
- Strong performance on complex reasoning tasks
- Excellent integration with Google Cloud ecosystem
- Competitive pricing for production usage
- Good handling of long context windows for document processing
Use Case: Condense large documents into structured summaries
Pattern:
prompt = """Summarize the core arguments, key findings, and main topics of the following text.
Identify the primary purpose or thesis if apparent.
Aim for a concise yet comprehensive summary (300-500 words).
Text: {document_content}
"""Output Format: Structured text with clear sections for main arguments, key findings, and conclusions.
Use Case: Extract structured knowledge elements from text
Pattern:
prompt = """From the following text, identify key named entities and relationships.
Output as JSON with 'entities' and 'relationships' keys.
Entity types: Person, Organization, Concept, Theory, Publication, Location
Relationship types: DISCUSSES, CITES, CRITIQUES, EXPANDS_ON, CONTRASTS_WITH
Text: {summary_or_content}
"""Output Format: Structured JSON for direct database integration.
Use Case: Identify connections between documents in the knowledge graph
Pattern:
prompt = """Compare these documents and identify connections, similarities, and contrasts.
Focus on shared entities, complementary arguments, and intellectual relationships.
Document 1: {doc1_summary}
Document 2: {doc2_summary}
"""Output Format: Structured analysis highlighting connections for graph relationship creation.
Use Case: Improve user queries by leveraging graph context
Pattern:
prompt = """Using the following knowledge graph context, provide a comprehensive answer to the user's question.
Include relevant entities, relationships, and source attribution.
Context: {graph_context}
Question: {user_question}
"""Output Format: Natural language response with clear source attribution.
- Always include source document references in LLM outputs
- Maintain traceability from generated content back to original sources
- Use structured metadata to track provenance chains
- Use specific, constrained prompts that focus on source material
- Implement confidence scoring for extracted entities and relationships
- Cross-validate LLM outputs against source documents
- Use temperature settings that favor accuracy over creativity
- Compare entity extractions across similar documents
- Validate relationship types against predefined schemas
- Monitor for contradictory information across the knowledge base
- Implement exponential backoff for rate limiting
- Graceful degradation when LLM services are unavailable
- Fallback to rule-based processing for critical operations
- Validate JSON outputs against expected schemas
- Handle malformed responses with appropriate error logging
- Retry with modified prompts for consistently problematic content
- Track API response times and token usage
- Monitor extraction quality metrics
- Set up alerts for unusual patterns or failures
- Optimize prompt length while maintaining effectiveness
- Use document chunking for very large texts
- Cache frequent queries and common extractions
- Group similar operations to reduce API overhead
- Use asynchronous processing for non-interactive operations
- Implement intelligent queuing for workload management
- Use appropriate model variants based on task complexity
- Consider local models for simple extraction tasks
- Balance cost with accuracy requirements
- Chain-of-thought prompting for complex analysis
- Multi-step reasoning for knowledge synthesis
- Collaborative filtering with graph algorithms
- Fine-tuned models for domain-specific extraction
- Custom prompts for different document types
- Adaptive processing based on content characteristics
- Real-time processing for live content streams
- Incremental updates for evolving knowledge bases
- Cross-modal processing for multimedia content
This framework ensures that LLM integration enhances BMX's knowledge processing capabilities while maintaining high standards for accuracy, traceability, and system reliability.