Brand voice enforcement
Marketing copy that matches your editorial principles on the first try, every time.
Write a rubric in plain English. A separate grader scores each answer in its own context, and the agent iterates until it passes — without anyone having to review every attempt.
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The problem
Enterprise AI fails in the long tail: the answer looks fine, but it's off-brand, missing a disclaimer, or leaks a name it shouldn't. Manual QA doesn't scale. Auto-evaluation pushes that judgment into the workflow — the agent self-grades against your rubric and keeps going until the output is good enough to ship.
How it works
Write a rubric in plain markdown: what good looks like, per criterion. Reuse across sessions or attach per-task.
A separate grader evaluates each draft in an isolated context window, so it can't be influenced by the writer's reasoning.
Failed criteria come back as concrete gaps. The agent revises and retries — up to 20 cycles per outcome.
Only answers that clear the rubric are returned to users. Every attempt is logged for audit and analysis.
What you get
Real scenarios
Marketing copy that matches your editorial principles on the first try, every time.
Support replies that always cite the correct policy, never contradict it, and flag escalations.
Drafts that must not contain personal data, internal URLs, or unreleased product names — checked automatically.
Postmortems, status reports, customer-facing docs that must hit every section the template requires.
Early signal
Benchmarks from the underlying platform research and early-customer pilots. Your mileage will vary with scope and setup.
Task-success lift
Higher docx quality
Higher pptx quality
Frequently asked
Whoever owns the quality bar. We ship starter rubrics for common tasks (support replies, release notes, status updates) that your admin can fork and customize.
Every outcome has an iteration cap. If the agent can't pass after the configured attempts, the latest draft is returned with the gaps surfaced so a human can finish it.
The grader runs inside your Knoq tenant, against the same compliance boundary as every other agent call. No data leaves your environment to be evaluated.
Yes — and you should. Brain gives the agent your context; the rubric gives the agent your standard. Together they close the loop between 'what to say' and 'how to say it'.
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