Token-aware RAG and stateful orchestration across 10M+ SKUs—how catalog planes, memory, and budgets keep agent answers grounded.
Scenario coverage
72%
Core commerce paths
Agent citations
+47%
Vs. baseline catalog
Abstention rate
18%
When data is incomplete
Review cycle
2 wks
Peer review cadence
Traditional PDPs assume a human scrolls, reads, and compares. Agentic workflows collapse that path: agents need structured eligibility signals, compatibility truth, and citation-grade facts. Ambiguous data causes agents to deprioritize or skip offers entirely.
A layered model: (1) canonical product graph with stable IDs and attribute normalization, (2) decision-grade copy blocks (what is included, exclusions, compatibility) separated from marketing prose, (3) retrieval policies that prefer verified facts over generative filler, and (4) evaluation harnesses that score agent success rates by scenario—not keyword rank.
Early experiments correlate structured catalog upgrades with higher agent citation rates and fewer hallucinated claims in downstream assistants. The lab tracks scenario coverage, abstention rate, and post-edit correction cost as leading indicators.
Data & Catalog
Evaluation
Platform
Governance