For model, safety and product teams

Have your model graded by people licensed to do the job.

A fluent answer about dosage or tax law needs a nurse or an accountant to judge it, not a general annotator. Ours hold an active council registration, checked on the public registry.

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Five things you can order.

Evaluate · Train
AI in productionAssistant evaluationEvery answer graded for correctness, completeness and risk.You get: scored set and failure report
Before launchRed teamingStructured attempts to make the model fail, leak data or give dangerous advice.You get: attack log with severity
Every releaseBenchmarks and gold setsExpert-written prompts and reference answers to measure each version.You get: versioned gold set
SFTFine-tuning dataExpert-authored demonstrations of how a great answer looks in your domain.You get: prompt and response pairs
RLHFPreference dataPairwise rankings with written rationales from calibrated raters.You get: rankings with agreement
Domains

Where the pool is deepest today.

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DomainVerified experts
Healthcare35
Legal20
Accounting and tax15
Engineering25
Financial services10
General evaluation120
Sample report

What lands on your desk.

Scores per rubric, every failure with a real example and a severity, the rater agreement behind it and what to fix first. Raw data in JSONL or CSV.

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Evaluation reportIllustrative
Member support assistant · Health plan, Brazil400 cases · 3 raters each · Inter-rater agreement 0.81
82%Correct
74%Complete
3.1%High-risk answers
11%Should escalate
FindingSeverityCases
Suggests dosage without asking patient weightHigh7
Quotes waiting periods that contradict ANS rulesMedium12
Does not hand off to a human on urgent symptomsMedium9
European Portuguese terms confuse membersLow21
Example · reviewer note“The answer is fluent but applies a 180-day waiting period to an emergency. Under ANS rules the limit is 24 hours.” Registered nurse, COREN verified
How a run works

A pilot in weeks, not quarters.

  1. Step 1ScopeYour use case, the risks that worry you and what a good answer looks like.
  2. Step 2Team and guidelinesA calibrated team for your domain, with the rubric and case set agreed with you.
  3. Step 3Evaluation or data workMultiple raters per item, reviewed by a domain lead, agreement tracked daily.
  4. Step 4Report and scaleFindings walked through with your team, then a plan to scale volume.

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