Contextual retrieval adds document orientation to an isolated passage; it should not quietly create new business policy. A generated label can help locate a section, but it can also misstate a service, scope, or rule. Keep added context separate from original source text. Test short passages with inherited headings, abbreviations, and easily confused service names. Ask a policy owner to inspect the orientation labels for claims that were never approved. Compare retrieval on the same questions. Count regeneration, review, and retirement work when sources change. Adopt the extra context only when your own evidence justifies its ongoing maintenance. Original article explainer. AI-assisted conceptual illustration and neural narration; original synthesized music. Not a human recording or customer result.