Models and context
LLM means Large Language Model: a model trained to understand and generate language.
Short definition
An LLM is the layer that allows the system to interpret messages, draft answers, and reason over natural language.
These models are trained on large volumes of text to recognize patterns, answer questions, and follow instructions.
On its own, an LLM can converse. Combined with context and tools, it can participate in much more useful business workflows.
In Dialo.ar the LLM is a core piece, but it works together with business context, operational rules, and structured actions.
No. It needs additional context to answer accurately about a specific operation.
Because it is the foundation that makes human language understanding and flexible response generation possible.
Dialo.ar combines search, context, and concrete actions to resolve sales and support flows with AI.