Stored facts are not a temporally accurate relationship or project model.
The lessonContinuity requires retrieval, provenance, current standing, phase boundaries, and separate occurrence, discovery, and integration times.
Stored facts are not a temporally accurate relationship or project model.
What the record currently supports
The canonical runtime distinguishes stored information from present authority and current standing.
The RAG architecture separates occurrence, discovery, and integration time and requires live retrieval for continuity-sensitive claims.
The article still needs concrete cases showing when stored facts failed and retrieval repaired the working model.
Why this is not yet a complete article
The editorial method does not allow a title or plausible thesis to stand in for a field record. This entry stays in its present state until the missing work in the evidence rail is complete.
Corrections
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Substantive changes to fact, chronology, attribution, privacy, identity claims, or interpretation will receive a dated note. Earlier evidence and versions remain traceable.