Make RAG document endpoints deployable#19
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Part of the open Algora bounty for
[ISAAC-497] Implement an enhanced RAG Pipeline for Scientific/Research Workflows./claim #45
Bounty reference: https://algora.io/isaac/bounties/clq18zr98000ejs0gt0nv7gwu
Summary
/api/fetch-documentsURL from the incoming RAG request origin instead of hardcodinglocalhost:3000.CHROMA_PATHwith the existing Docker default for document fetches.0while touching this flow.Why this helps the scientific RAG workflow
The RAG chat path should work the same locally, in Docker, and behind a deployed host. Hardcoded localhost routing and inconsistent Chroma host defaults make the document retrieval path fragile once the app is deployed. This PR keeps the change focused on deployability, so uploaded research documents can be retrieved reliably by the chat endpoint.
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ui/:npx vitest run __tests__/rag-documents.test.ts --reporter verbose npx prettier --check pages/api/rag-chat.ts pages/api/fetch-documents.ts utils/server/rag-documents.ts __tests__/rag-documents.test.ts npx tsc --noEmit --pretty false npm run lint -- --file pages/api/rag-chat.ts --file pages/api/fetch-documents.ts --file utils/server/rag-documents.ts --file __tests__/rag-documents.test.ts git diff --checkResults: