Query understanding
Normalize input, detect language and intent, rewrite queries, and produce AI-assisted decisions.

QwenBridge analyzes a query, understands intent, applies safety checks, plans retrieval, and exposes the result through APIs, SDKs, and typed streams.
Production AI search needs intent understanding, policy checks, retrieval planning, provider isolation, streaming contracts, and operational visibility. QwenBridge packages those concerns into one developer platform.
Every service rebuilds query rewriting, retrieval, provider retries, streaming events, and safety checks.
Applications send a query; QwenBridge analyzes, plans, retrieves, and streams a typed production workflow.
QwenBridge focuses on the infrastructure layer around AI: understanding, safety, retrieval, streaming, SDKs, contracts, and operational behavior.
Normalize input, detect language and intent, rewrite queries, and produce AI-assisted decisions.
Evaluate policies, detect abuse, protect against secret leakage, and isolate unsafe requests.
Bridge keyword, vector, and hybrid retrieval with ranking, facets, and provider abstraction.
Expose lifecycle events, token streams, completion states, and failure events through SSE.
Use Java SDK, Spring Boot Starter, and TypeScript SDK entry points for real applications.
Support health checks, metrics, tracing, structured logging, Docker, Redis, and resilience testing.
QwenBridge separates AI providers, search providers, pipeline steps, and execution operations so retrieval and model integrations can evolve independently.
QwenBridge is being prepared for public distribution through Maven Central and npm.
<dependency>
<groupId>io.qwenbridge</groupId>
<artifactId>qwenbridge-spring-boot-starter</artifactId>
<version>0.9.1</version>
</dependency>npm install @qwenbridge/sdkThe offline demo runs fully in the browser and shows how QwenBridge receives a query, creates a safe execution plan, performs retrieval, and streams lifecycle events.
Open demoQuery → Understanding → Safety → Retrieval → Streaming response
The documentation covers Java starter usage, TypeScript SDK integration, streaming event contracts, retrieval behavior, deployment patterns, operations, and release guidance.