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To retrieve project documentation with precise citations, search the knowledge base using a query tool, fetch the full document content, and cite the document titles that informed your response.

Retrieval-augmented search for documentation locates relevant stored files to answer questions grounded in verified sources, needed when extracting project details, architecture notes, or process guidance.

To search documents for architecture notes and process guidance, run a search query tool first, review the located documents, and fetch the complete content before generating an answer.

Yes, you can get full document content and metadata when querying a knowledge base by using a dedicated document retrieval tool to fetch complete files after locating them via search.

Yes, the citation feature includes document titles in the final answer, ensuring responses are grounded in verified sources by explicitly citing the titles of documents that provided the information.

The limitation of a search-first retrieval approach for documentation is that it relies entirely on pre-existing stored files, meaning it cannot answer questions about topics absent from the knowledge base.