RLMs May Compose Search as a Tool Using Grep, Regex, and ColBERT
CShorten30 · x · 2026-09-01
Search may not disappear in a world of long-context models; instead, it may become something a Retrieval Language Model (RLM) learns to compose. Alex Zhang explains how an RLM can combine grep, regex, and ColBERT-style token-level retrieval as callable tools to analyze messy, evolving agent logs via programmatic decomposition on the Weaviate Podcast.
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