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Agent frameworks usually save long tool outputs as files or in a vector store, and then have the model generate retrieval queries to fetch snippets on demand; the risk of this approach is that the model may retrieve incomplete, imprecise, or non-authoritative snippets, or even skip retrieval entirely.
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