Source checkpoints
Keep a visible reference for the last source version reviewed or processed by a retrieval pipeline.
Fresh context starts at the source Private preview
Find stale context before your agents do.
A freshness monitor concept for retrieval pipelines. Track source changes, indexing checkpoints, and unresolved gaps so your team can see which knowledge needs another pass.
In development. Help shape the first release.
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Illustrative preview · sample data
A clearer view of the knowledge gap.
Sourceproduct-handbook
Indexed versionrevision 18
Current versionrevision 19
Next actionreview refresh
A closer look at the planned product
FetchhollowOne focused layer. More clarity.
Retrieval source freshnessBuilt around real engineering workflowsEarly access by request
01 / The product
A focused tool.
A clearer way forward.
Three capabilities planned for the first release of Fetchhollow.
Changes worth revisiting
Highlight updated or missing documents that may require another indexing or review step.
A refresh worklist
Turn freshness gaps into a focused list your team can inspect and resolve deliberately.
02 / The workflow
Less guesswork.
More context.
Explore the intended workflow, from the first input to a useful result. This is an interactive concept preview.
STEP 01 OF 03
Register a source and its indexing checkpoint.
Keep a visible reference for the last source version reviewed or processed by a retrieval pipeline.
STEP 02 OF 03
Compare the latest source with the known version.
Highlight updated or missing documents that may require another indexing or review step.
STEP 03 OF 03
Review the refresh worklist before the next retrieval.
Turn freshness gaps into a focused list your team can inspect and resolve deliberately.
03 / Good to know
A few details,
before you join.
Does fresh content mean correct answers?
No. Freshness is one signal. The planned product tracks source changes and checkpoints; it does not verify the truth of documents or guarantee retrieval quality.
Will it support my vector database?
Connector choices are still being scoped. Tell us about your current source and indexing workflow when you request early access.
Is Fetchhollow launched?
Fetchhollow is in development. This page describes the intended product and shows sample data, with early-access conversations handled by email.
Help shape what comes next
Be part of the first chapter.
Tell us about your workflow and what you need from Fetchhollow. We’re opening conversations with potential early users.