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Thore Koritzius

Connecting LLMs To GraphQL With Schema-Aware Embeddings

Peahi
AI and LLM

Session description

As AI assistants and MCP-style tools increasingly sit in front of GraphQL APIs, embeddings have become critical for fuzzy schema search, field retrieval, and natural-language-to-query systems. Yet most teams rely on general-purpose embedding models that were not specifically designed to understand GraphQL type systems, relationships, or naming patterns. This talk shares practical experience building schema-aware embedding pipelines with off-the-shelf and fine-tuned models while exploring how far preprocessing, chunking, and schema structuring can take you before custom training is needed. We’ll discuss evaluation methods, common failure modes like field confusion and hallucinated types, and the tradeoffs between large hosted models and compact, GraphQL-focused embeddings that can run with lightweight CPU inference. The goal is to give GraphQL platform teams concrete, production-ready guidelines for choosing, adapting, and shipping embeddings that actually understand their schemas.


Session speakers

Thore Koritzius

Self, Software Engineer

returning speaker

Thore is an ML Engineer focused on multimodal LLM systems, with experience across the AI stack—from training embedding models and optimizing RAG pipelines to deploying on-prem LLM infrastructure. A GraphQL and Rust enthusiast, he enjoys building high-performance systems and exploring modern developer tools. His journey into AI began with research on Physics-Informed Neural Networks during his Master’s thesis, sparking a lasting passion for applied machine learning.

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