Tagged “answer-design”
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Answering in the reader's language
The question is in French and the corpus is in English. What that does to quotes, citations, defined terms and your faithfulness checks.
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When the question contains a false premise
Asked why a policy allows fifteen days when it allows ten, a grounded model will explain the fifteen. How to make it check the premise first.
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When the answer is a procedure
A how-to answer someone will execute fails differently from a factual one. Dropped steps, merged variants, and lost conditionals.
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The shape of a good answer
Length, structure and ordering are design decisions with real effects — starting with putting the answer in the first sentence.
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Quoting versus paraphrasing
Verbatim quotes are checkable and stiff; paraphrase reads well and can drift. When each is right, and how to combine them.