Stateful retrieval finds relevant troubleshooting cases throughout support workflows

RAFT matches an active case to intermediate states in historical case timelines, then retrieves the associated troubleshooting trajectory.

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Mingxuan Zhang · Xiaowen Wang · Anupma Sharan · Zhengyi Chen · Chenyu Diana Zhang · Shanshan Yang · +1 more

Microsoft

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The authors built RAFT, a retrieval layer that converts each closed support case into a directed chain of timeline entries.

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From Microsoft · Released code · Part of Context Engineering for Agents, now 30 papers

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Retrieving support cases as staged timeline entries, rather than static documents, improves troubleshooting retrieval at every stage of a case.

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