Retrieval and search
RAG stands for Retrieval-Augmented Generation: generating answers with information retrieved at runtime.
Short definition
RAG is a way of making a model answer with support from relevant external content instead of relying only on what it learned during training.
Instead of responding only from model memory, RAG first retrieves useful information and then uses it as context to answer better.
It is helpful when knowledge changes often or when the response must reflect business data such as catalog content, schedules, rules, or operational state.
In Dialo.ar it matters when the agent needs to ground its answer in business context or relevant signals before building a reply for sales or support.
No. It complements the model with information retrieved at query time.
Because it helps answer with business-specific data instead of only generic knowledge.
Dialo.ar combines search, context, and concrete actions to resolve sales and support flows with AI.