A utility's outage agent answers on quiet days and fails on a storm day. The live outage-status feed is not in the grounding set, so the agent can read only last month's static map. What should the architect correct?
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Short Explanation
Last month's map cannot tell you which block is dark tonight. You fix availability by putting the live outage feed where the agent can read it. A firmer sentence in the prompt does not connect a feed that is missing.
Full Explanation
Availability means the agent can actually reach the data the question depends on. Storm-day answers fail because the live outage-status feed is not in the grounding set, and last month's static map cannot describe tonight's outages. The correction is to add that live feed to the set the agent can reach. Changing the system prompt so the agent sounds sure does not create a feed, and a confident answer from the static map is still stale on a storm day. A custom model trained on last month's map memorizes the same old picture and still has no path to the live status. Removing the static map in the name of relevance, and putting no live feed in its place, takes away the only source the agent has and leaves availability worse. The static map can remain for historical questions. It cannot stand in for the live feed on the day the lights go out. Exam caveat: availability is whether the source is connected and permitted, not whether the prompt mentions storms. Operational check: change one outage in the live feed and confirm the agent's next storm-day answer matches that change.