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Retrieval primitives are the smallest composable units of the RPL framework, encapsulating a type of deterministic retrieval behavior (such as keyword queries, vector nearest-neighbor search, reading by document ID, result filtering or reranking, etc.); they are not returned directly to the language model but serve as instructions in programs orchestrated and executed by the policy model, and intermediate results can be stored in local variables.
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