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Ragexe - Llm-Rag Automation: Intelligent Function Execution and Secure System Orchestration

Aug 2026 · International Journal of Innovations & Research Analysis · 0 citations

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This research paper proposes LLM-RAG Automation: Intelligent Function Execution and Secure System Orchestration, an intelligent automation solution that bridges the gap between natural language processing and autonomous executable workflows.

Abstract

LLMs and RAG have very good capabilities to reason about context and semantic mapping. However, existing AI solutions have been limited in the sense that they can only generate text-based responses, without executing any commands in a safe manner. This research paper proposes LLM-RAG Automation: Intelligent Function Execution and Secure System Orchestration, an intelligent automation solution that bridges the gap between natural language processing and autonomous executable workflows. LLM-RAG maps the intent of the users to pre-validated capabilities using PostgreSQL and pgvector. In order to make sure that the solution is secure, the multi-agent engine (which is made up of planning, execution, validation, and security components) performs risk assessment before executing tasks in a sandboxed environment. Instead of relying on scripts or generating executable code through LLMs, the proposed solution leverages pre-validated executable functions to make sure that the task execution is always reliable. Through empirical studies, we demonstrate that retrieval of the function minimizes execution latency and prevents any kind of unsafe command orchestration through multi-step workflows.

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