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Permission Filters and pgvector: Why Your Most Restricted Users Get the Fewest Answers

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If you build AI search over documents that not everyone may read, you filter by permission. In PostgreSQL with pgvector, that usually means a WHERE clause on the caller's groups and an ORDER BY on vector distance. With no vector index, that query is exact and always complete. Add an HNSW index for…

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  1. 2026-09-26 00:15 · DEV Community — AI
    Permission Filters and pgvector: Why Your Most Restricted Users Get the Fewest Answers

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