Documentation
Reviewing a Document
Two checks run over a deliverable; here's how to run them:
- Claim verification: are the facts supported by the sources?
- The feedback agents: is the deck actually good?
Reviewing a PowerPoint
Open the deck. In the header, click Feedback to open the Feedback agents menu, then choose which agents to run:
- Visualization
- Writing & Grammar
- Industry
- Structure & Flow
- Any custom feedback personas your firm has defined (shown with a colour dot).
Click Run Feedback (the button shows the count of selected agents). While it runs, the panel steps through its phases: Extracting claims…, Verifying claims against knowledge base…, AI reviewing slides…, and finishes at Feedback complete. A single run does both jobs: it verifies the claims and gathers the agents' findings.
Add your own feedback personas
Custom feedback personas are defined in your library: a name, title and focus areas. Once created they appear in the Feedback agents menu alongside the four built-ins. See Document review.
Reviewing a PDF or Word document
For PDF and Word deliverables, claim verification runs automatically when the file becomes a deliverable; there's nothing to trigger. Verdicts appear as coloured highlights in the document itself, ready to work through.
A Word document opens laid out in pages, exactly as Word paginates it — headers, footers, tables, images and all. A claim is reported against the page it sits on, and the claims panel navigates by page number, so a finding points at the same place your reader would look at in the printed document.
Reading the results
- Claims appear as coloured highlights on the slides or pages: green (verified), red (contradicted), orange (citation issue) and grey (unverified). Click one to read its verdict, reasoning and sources.
- Feedback comments from the agents appear in the feedback panel, each pinned to the slide it concerns and tagged with the agent and a severity (Issue, Suggestion or Info).
From here you work through what came back: accepting, editing or dismissing items. See Managing findings.