A municipal boat-ramp reservation model returns a raw case list that still mentions a retired “cash-only” rule. The suite strips or flags that line before testers see the pack. What is that back-end step called?
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Short Explanation
Raw model output is like dough that still needs shaping before it hits the plate. Post-processing is the back-end step that strips or flags stale lines so the pack matches current test conditions. Testers then see cleaned output on the front-end.
Full Explanation
Post-processing sits in the architecture after the LLM responds and before the front-end displays results. It aligns raw output with the current test process — for example removing retired rules. It is an infrastructure step, not a Chapter 3 defect-detection technique or a retrieval chunking task.