Municipal compost-pickup testers type a ticket id and a “draft weekend cases” command into a form before the suite does anything else. Which architecture component is that form?
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Short Explanation
Think of the front-end as the counter where you place your order. Testers type ticket ids and commands there. The model, the vector store, and the case table sit behind that counter.
Full Explanation
In LLM-powered test infrastructure, the front-end is the tester-facing interface for queries and commands. It is not the model, not the retrieval store, and not the structured case database. Those back-end and data components act after the front-end captures input. Keeping the front-end role clear avoids mixing interface with processing or storage.