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vector-db-pro
Vector database guidance — embeddings, indexing (HNSW/IVF), hybrid search, metadata filtering, and production ops.
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## Overview
Vector databases store embeddings and answer "what's most similar?" at scale — the retrieval backbone of RAG, semantic search, and recommendation. The core is approximate nearest neighbor (ANN) search: trading a little recall for orders-of-magnitude speed over brute force.
This skill covers choosing and operating vector stores: embedding strategy, index types (HNSW, IVF), hybrid search, metadata filtering, and the production concerns (updates, scaling, evaluation) that matter beyond the demo.
## When to use
- Choosing a vector database (Pinecone, Qdrant, Weaviate, pgvector, Milvus).
- Tuning ANN indexes (recall vs latency vs memory).
- Adding hybrid search (dense + keyword).
- Filtering by metadata alongside similarity.
- Operating vector DBs in production (updates, scaling, backups).
- Deciding pgvector vs a dedicated vector DB.