Agree the tasks
Choose real questions, the consuming tool, expected sources, and success criteria.
Find missing context, wrong versions, and unsupported answers in the tool your users rely on.
Choose real questions, the consuming tool, expected sources, and success criteria.
Inspect content, versions, access, and retrieval. Identify changes your platform allows.
Repeat the same tasks after scoped corrections and record the remaining failures.
A defined documentation set and consuming tool.
Selected corrections with a repeat evaluation.
We agree the consuming tool, documentation set, user tasks, expected evidence, and acceptance criteria. The baseline records answer quality, source selection, version handling, and whether the selected examples run.
We repeat the same tasks after the agreed corrections. The change report records what improved, what passed the acceptance checks, and which failures still need attention.
Depending on the findings, implementation can cover content structure, version metadata, indexing, source access, or assistant integration. Each correction is tied to an observed failure and a repeatable check.
You receive the test set, baseline evidence, prioritized findings, and evaluation report. An implementation project also includes the agreed changes, repeat results, and operating guidance.