Judgement · document 10

Assisted Interpretation

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Availability

Included on Advanced

This document is open to every reader on every plan. Availability tells you what a plan includes; it does not decide what you may read.

What it is for

An audit produces findings. A specialist produces an order of work. This feature reads the findings your audit has already recorded and states which of them to address first, and why. It runs on your own API key and your own quota, so what a reading costs is yours to see and yours to cap.

How to use it

Add your own API key in the integrations area. The platform never uses a shared key for this, so your usage and your spending stay yours.
Run an audit first. There is nothing to interpret until findings exist.
Request the interpretation from the report. It reads the recorded findings, not the live page.
Check the ledger when you want to know what the reading cost. Every request is recorded with its token count.

Reading the result

A reading appears only beside a finding that can be acted on, and it names the finding it came from along with the model, the prompt version and the token cost that produced it. Where the recorded evidence does not support a conclusion, no conclusion is offered: the reading says so rather than filling the gap. Printed, the readings survive and the interactive controls do not.

What it cannot tell you

It interprets the evidence in front of it. It has no access to your analytics, your commercial priorities or your roadmap, so its order of work is a technical order and not a business one. It is assistance, and the name says so: the decision remains a professional judgement you are accountable for.

What it keeps

The reading, its evidence reference and its token cost, in a ledger that is never pruned. What it cost you to learn something is a permanent record, and it is the record that lets you audit your own spending.