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  "title": "The Rise of CaaS: Context-as-a-Service for Agentic AI — Omer Primor, Bright Data",
  "why_included": "A small company-enrichment test suggests rented web context is convenient for changing queries, while repeated stable queries may justify owning the pipeline. The reported crossover was around 15,000 queries.",
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    "meaning": "This adds query recurrence and ownership cost to context-architecture decisions: rent search or vertical context for changing questions, but consider owning collection and refresh for stable, repeated workloads. The reported 15,000-query crossover is directional rather than portable, so it supports a build-versus-buy measurement framework, not a universal threshold.",
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        "title": "Citation Needed: Provenance for LLM-Built Knowledge Graphs — Daniel Chalef, Zep AI",
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        "title": "Context Engineering in 2026 — Louis-François Bouchard, Omar Solano & Samridhi Vaid, Towards AI",
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