Raink – Document ranker using LLMs
Raink – Document ranker using LLMs
I think a lot of AI-augmented security problems can be decomposed into "show me the best thing in this list of things": - the changed function in a patch diff that most closely relates to a given security advisory - the injection point in a webapp that seems most likely to cause a state change on the backend - the static code analyzer result that would have most severe impact if a sink were actually reachable It's notoriously difficult to get an LLM to seriously consider all items when presented with a big list of input—so I built raink, a CLI tool to harness LLMs for general purpose document ranking. Blog post here: https://bishopfox.com/blog/raink-llms-document-ranking
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