Search Engine LLM / Ground

Give your LLM context.
Keep the source attached.

Turn search results into small, inspectable evidence packets for a large language model—without treating retrieved text as instructions.

Grounding is a workflow, not a guarantee.

Define the task and appropriate source scope, select relevant passages where access and reuse are permitted, and keep source identifiers attached throughout generation and display. Validate that citations refer to retrieved material and that each passage actually supports the associated claim.

Package the evidence

Preserve the source URL, title, retrieval time, and selected passage in a stable record.

Protect the boundary

Keep external text in the role of data, limit tool authority, and exclude unnecessary secrets.

Test insufficient evidence

Include unanswerable and conflicting-source cases before expanding the collection.

The JSON structure is illustrative and provider-neutral. Live retrieval and generation require a separately configured application.

KEEP EXPLORING

Connect the next part of your workflow.

Connect search to an LLM without losing the source

Build evidence packets, select relevant passages, validate citations, and test what happens when the sources cannot answer.

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A little search data.
A whole lot of possibility.

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