This study focused on the development and evaluation of an Adaptive Query Contextualization Algorithm (AQCA) within the Alpaca Large Language Model (LLM) framework. The AQCA was designed to enhance the model's capability in information retrieval by employing a novel context encoding methodology that dynamically adapted to multifaceted contextual signals derived from user search history and interaction patterns. The algorithm's efficacy was rigorously tested across various metrics, including Contextual Relevance Score (CRS), Word Prediction Accuracy (WPA), Information Retrieval Fidelity (IRF), and Response Coherence Measure (RCM). Significant improvements were observed in the augmented Alpaca LLM's performance, especially in complex scenarios such as metaphorical language understanding and domain-specific knowledge integration. Challenges related to scalability, adaptability to multilingual contexts, and integration with diverse LLM architectures were identified, emphasizing the need for continued research in these areas. The study concluded that while the AQCA marked a substantial advancement in LLMs for context-aware information retrieval, it also opened avenues for future innovations focusing on technical enhancements and ethical considerations.