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RAG evaluation: how do you test that citations hold up?

A citation that does not support its claim is worse than no citation, because it looks like proof. This piece shows how we test cited answers claim by claim: retrieval kept apart from generation, support scored against the exact passage each claim cites, and the cases that break trust, from questio…

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  1. 2026-11-11 16:11 · DEV Community — AI
    RAG evaluation: how do you test that citations hold up?

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