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In the combination of LangChain and Amazon Bedrock knowledge bases, an agent can decompose multi-part questions into several sub-queries, invoke knowledge base retrieval separately for each sub-query, and then aggregate the results from multiple rounds to generate a final answer.
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10/5/2026
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