RAG is like when you want someone to know something they're not quite getting so you yell a bit louder. For a workflow that's mainly search based, it's useful to keep things grounded.
Less useful in other contexts, unless you move away from traditional chunked embeddings and into things like graphs where the relationships provide constraints as much as additional grounding
Less useful in other contexts, unless you move away from traditional chunked embeddings and into things like graphs where the relationships provide constraints as much as additional grounding