I've been reading about retrieval‑augmented generation (RAG) and its promise to combine LLM reasoning with up‑to‑date external data. While the high‑level idea seems clear—query a vector store, fetch relevant passages, and feed them into the generation step—the details around prompt design, chunking strategy, and consistency enforcement still puzzle me. How do you typically balance the retrieved context length with the model's token budget? Are there best practices for handling contradictory information between the knowledge base and the model's prior? Would love to hear your experiences, recommended resources, or simple experiments to get a hands‑on feel. 😊
Understanding Retrieval-Augmented Generation: How Does It Integrate External Knowledge?
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