In LORS, users can ingest collections of documents, preprocess texts into embeddings, and store them in a vector database. When a query or summarization task is issued, LORS performs semantic retrieval to identify the most relevant text segments. It then feeds these segments into a large language model to produce concise, context-aware summaries. The modular design allows swapping embedding models, adjusting retrieval thresholds, and customizing prompt templates. LORS supports multi-document summarization, interactive query refinement, and batching for high-volume workloads, making it ideal for academic literature reviews, corporate reporting, or any scenario requiring rapid insight extraction from massive text corpora.

Summarization Agent Reflection combines an advanced summarization model with a built-in reflection mechanism to iteratively assess and refine its own summaries. Users supply one or more text inputs—such as articles, papers, or transcripts—and the agent produces an initial summary, then analyzes that output to identify missing points or inaccuracies. It regenerates or adjusts the summary based on feedback loops until a satisfactory result is reached. The configurable parameters allow customization of summary length, depth, and style, making it adaptable to different domains and workflows.