RAG Context

Definitions

1. The retrieved material inserted into a prompt as supporting context for a retrieval-augmented generation system. RAG context needs to be relevant and concise because too much low-quality context can degrade answers.

   In plain English: The retrieved context fed into a RAG prompt.

   Example: "The answer improved once they trimmed the RAG context to the top few cited sections instead of dumping whole documents into the prompt."

Related Terms

• Model Context Protocol
• AI Memory
• Multi-Turn
• RAG Architecture
• RAG Chain
• RAG Chunk
• RAG Embedding
• RAG Evaluation
• RAG Index
• RAG Pipeline
• RAG Query
• RAG Retriever
• Sequence Length