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Pinecone Assistant: A Managed Knowledge Layer for Production AI Applications Multi-domain RAG in n8n: why one knowledge base is not enough Allspice Transforms the Culinary Experience with Semantic Search Powered by Pinecone | Pinecone Building RAG workflows in n8n: choosing the right Pinecone node Knowledge needs a meta-knowledge layer Garbage Day: How Pinecone Safely Deletes Billions of Objects at Scale When "Performance" Means Two Different Things Pinecone BYOC: Pinecone in your AWS, GCP, or Azure account, no vendor access True, Relevant, and Wrong: The Applicability Problem in RAG Use the Pinecone Plugin for Claude Code to develop AI Applications Faster Millions at Stake: How Melange's High-Recall Retrieval Prevents Litigation Collapse Powering High-stakes Patent Search at Scale: How Melange Built a Reliable AI System on Pinecone | Pinecone Pinecone Assistant Node in n8n: Turn Any Data Source Into Knowledge RAG with Access Control Pinecone Dedicated Read Nodes are now in Public Preview Inside Pinecone: Slab Architecture New Bulk Data Operations: Update, Delete, and Fetch by Metadata The Hidden Cost of Building: Lessons from Aquant Simplifying Vector Embeddings with Pinecone Integrated Inference Capabilities Pinecone joins Microsoft Marketplace as a Launch Partner GTM Engineering: Clay + Pinecone for AI-powered Sales Outbound Build an AI knowledge assistant with Google Docs and Pinecone Moving Pinecone forward with Ash Ashutosh as CEO and Edo spearheading our growing AI ambitions as Chief Scientist Pinecone Founder Edo Liberty to Spearhead Pinecone’s Growing AI Ambitions; Appoints Ash Ashutosh as CEO to Expand Vector Database Market Leadership Fast, Accurate Retrieval for Creators at Scale: Delphi’s Path Toward a Million Conversational Agents with Pinecone | Pinecone Announcing Pinecone Pioneers: A Program for Builders, Organizers, and Community Leaders What is Context Engineering? Chunking Strategies for LLM Applications Beyond the hype: Why RAG remains essential for modern AI Obviant Makes 30% More Accurate Defense Acquisition Recommendations Combining Sparse and Dense Retrieval with Pinecone | Pinecone
Launch Week: Pinecone for agents, search, recommendations...
Nathan Cordeiro, Tej Chilukuri, Ana Wishnoff · 2025-03-17 · via Pinecone

Launch Week is here at Pinecone! Every day this week, we're rolling out new features to better support you in building accurate and performant AI applications at scale in production. This blog will serve as your go-to hub for all announcements, updated daily with the latest reveals. Stay tuned, and follow us on socials to keep up with the action!

Day 1: Optimizing Pinecone for agents (and more)

Agentic workloads differ from traditional search and recommendation systems, involving millions of small namespaces with bursty, unpredictable query patterns.

Over the past year, we’ve evolved our serverless architecture to tackle these challenges with innovations across both our query and write paths, including:

  • Adaptive indexing using log-structured merge trees
  • Support for millions of namespaces per index—without sacrificing performance or cost

We’ve also boosted search and recommendation performance with:

  • Enhanced metadata filtering
  • High-performance sparse indexing for keyword search
  • Automatic replication at high QPS (w/ provisioned capacity options coming soon), and more 

Pinecone serverless can serve 4x as many queries with roughly 1/8th the latency, on half the compute footprint. In this benchmark, Pinecone produces the same results with topK 10 or 100.

Pinecone sparse retrieval latency vs. OpenSearch. Learn more in our sparse retrieval deep dive (https://www.pinecone.io/learn/sparse-retrieval/).

Improved performance of metadata filtering in Pinecone. For high cardinality metadata, the filters are applied much more efficiently boosting recall.

Learn more about these performance optimizations in our deep dive by CEO Edo Liberty and Principal Product Manager Nathan Cordeiro.

Day 2: Backup and Restore APIs

Until today, serverless backups were only accessible through the Pinecone console. Now, with the new Backup and Restore APIs, you can programmatically manage backups for serverless indexes—bringing greater flexibility, automation, and control to your data protection strategy.

Available to all Standard and Enterprise users, these APIs help organizations:

  • Safeguard critical data against system failures and accidental deletions
  • Ensure business continuity by restoring indexes to known good states
  • Meet compliance requirements (e.g., SOC 2 audits) with structured backup policies

New API Endpoints:

This release introduces six new endpoints to programmatically create and manage backups:

  1. Create backup from an index
  2. List backups for an index
  3. List all backups
  4. Describe backup
  5. Delete backup
  6. Create index from a backup

What’s next?

Backup and Restore APIs are now available in public preview. We’re continuing to build even more powerful backup capabilities, including:

  • In-place index reversion for faster rollbacks
  • Automated backup scheduling for hands-free data protection
  • Export to cloud storage for external archiving
  • Cross-cloud and cross-region restoration for ultimate flexibility

See our documentation to learn more (backup guide and restore guide), and start building today.

Day 3: Admin API and Service Accounts

We are excited to announce the public preview of the Pinecone Admin API. This new suite of API endpoints enables you and your team to programmatically create and manage high-level administrative resources within your organization. In this first release, you can programmatically create and manage projects and API keys. The Admin API will continue to be expanded in future releases with endpoints for creating and managing storage integrations, project members and roles, encryption keys, and more.

Previously, the creation of API keys and projects was only available through the console, and access to these actions was based on project and organization roles. Since API keys are project-specific and limited to actions within those projects, these high-level administrative actions couldn’t be taken via API. To address this gap, we are introducing service accounts in Pinecone. Starting today, you can create and manage service accounts in the console.

Service Accounts provide their own set of credentials that can be used to authenticate, and represent a set of roles and permissions rather than a specific user. With Service Accounts, you can now take these administrative actions directly via API, and incorporate these actions into your organization’s testing suite. In coming releases, service accounts will be expanded to facilitate access to the data plane and control plane as well.

Today, the Admin API is available for organizations on the Enterprise plan. Support for the Admin API in the Pinecone Terraform Provider will be available in the coming months. To get started, take a look at the documentation or head straight to the console to create a service account.

Day 4: Audit Logs

Audit Logs are now available in public preview, with Amazon S3 as the first destination. Giving you detailed visibility into user, service account, and API activities across your Pinecone organization, this self-serve capability enhances security monitoring and compliance management.

With Audit Logs, organizations can track critical operations including:

  • Resource management (projects, indexes, backups)
  • Access management changes (API keys, user roles, project memberships)
  • Security configurations (private endpoints, customer-managed encryption keys)

Each audit event captures essential information including the principal (e.g. who performed the action), the action itself, the affected resource, and associated metadata like IP addresses and timestamps. Events are sent every 30 minutes to a user-provided Amazon S3 bucket, providing a comprehensive audit trail for security and compliance.

Looking ahead, we're working on additional capabilities including:

  • Support for Google Cloud Storage and Azure Blob Storage
  • A native UI in the Pinecone Console
  • Data plane event logging
  • Integration with popular SIEM platforms

Audit Logs are now available in public preview for all Enterprise users. Check out our documentation to learn more and visit the console to enable Audit Logs for your organization today.

Day 5: Dark Mode

We’re wrapping up launch week with one of our most requested features- dark mode! Now live across our website, docs, and console.

Happy building!