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In his verification, Mike first asked "What are Gupao's employee reward and punishment policies", and the general-purpose model indicated there was no related content; after uploading the internal policy documents to the AnythingLLM workspace, the system automatically completed text splitting and vectorization and stored them in LanceDB, and when the question was asked again, the model retrieved the knowledge base and answered by citing document clauses.
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10/29/2026
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