A municipal yard-waste bag-tag tester asks for cases about “late-set-out on a holiday.” The suite encodes that ask, pulls nearby handbook chunks, and only then writes cases. Which pair names those runtime steps?
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Short Explanation
First find the matching handbook pages by meaning, then write the cases. Runtime RAG is retrieval by semantic similarity, then generation with that context. Fine-tuning a new base model is a different activity.
Full Explanation
At runtime, RAG encodes the tester’s prompt, retrieves chunks whose embeddings are similar, and then has the LLM generate using both its knowledge and the retrieved material. That retrieve-then-generate sequence is distinct from fine-tuning or database migrations. Naming both steps keeps the architecture clear.