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The piece outlines three Retrieval‑Augmented Generation approaches. Standard RAG embeds the query, pulls top‑K chunks from a vector store, and lets the LLM answer using that context. Graph RAG classifies the query, then either traverses a knowledge graph for structured data or scores community reports without vector search. Agentic RAG adds a reasoning agent that decomposes the question, fetches sources and validates answers before synthesis.

Standard RAG wins on speed and cost but can hallucinate if the retrieved chunk is irrelevant. Graph RAG suits domains like legal or biomedical data where structured relationships matter, despite higher engineering overhead. Agentic RAG handles multi‑step reasoning and self‑correction at the expense of latency and expense. Teams must match the pattern to their data complexity rather than chase a single solution.