- 0:00–0:06
Hotel limit question • Keep access with each passage • Split at headings and clauses • Access list attached
The Hotel limit question badge stays fixed in its lane. One pale document with four sections appears with its own blank access tag. Its section lines light up, and four passage strips split off along them, each on its own cyan arrow, into a column. Copies of the document's blank access tag travel to every strip and hang from its corner. Split at headings and clauses sits under the title, and Access list attached under the strips.
- 0:06–0:12
Hotel limit question • Search finds the closest match • Executive travel addendum • Restricted to leadership
A cyan search route runs from the Hotel limit question badge, round the title and into the index, an open tray of passage strips. Three strips rise out of it in ranked order, each with its blank access tag. The closest moves to the front and grows: a pale outline marks it, Executive travel addendum names it, and a note clipped under its tag reads Restricted to leadership. The two other strips dim. No answer is shown.
- 0:12–0:18
Hotel limit question • Filter before the model • Server session decides • Permitted passages only • Executive travel addendum • Travel policy • Riyadh office handbook • Permission filter
The article's filter-before-model figure: a perforated screen named Permission filter, a plain model outline, and three document cards, Executive travel addendum, Travel policy and Riyadh office handbook, that slide towards the screen together. The addendum stops pressed against the screen. Server session decides is joined to the screen. A cyan trace then carries the travel policy, and then the Riyadh office handbook, through the screen, seen through its holes, and a blank copy of each comes to rest against the model under Permitted passages only. No answer is shown.
- 0:18–0:24
Hotel limit question • Keep up with revocations • Access changed after indexing • Sync on an agreed schedule
The source document stands with its blank access tag, and the index holds its passage strip with the same tag and, behind it, a dimmer cached copy. The source's tag changes shade, dark with a dashed rim: Access changed after indexing. A marker then travels a cyan sync route from the source to the index, captioned Sync on an agreed schedule; the indexed passage's tag changes to match, and the cached copy is removed, leaving a dashed outline.
- 0:24–0:30
Hotel limit question • Test each language on its own • Written, not translated • Reported per language • Arabic questions • English questions • Arabic results • English results
The article's separate-language-tests figure as two separate columns: Arabic questions over an empty panel marked Arabic results, and English questions over an empty panel marked English results. A marker draws the down arrow of the Arabic column and stops at its empty panel, then the English column's; no line crosses between the columns and the panels stay empty. Written, not translated sits by the questions and Reported per language by the results.
An illustrative hotel-limit question meets passages that carry their access lists, a filter that runs before the model, revocation sync and separate Arabic and English tests; no answer is shown.
Read the article: How Enterprise RAG Works: Permissions, Citations and Testing