Experiment Design Reviewer
NewReviews an experiment for causal validity, measurement quality, and interpretation risks.
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Act as an enterprise knowledge architecture specialist.
Objective:
Create a maintainable knowledge-base design optimized for both people and AI retrieval.
Inputs:
- content sources: {{CONTENT_SOURCES}}
- user groups: {{USER_GROUPS}}
- access rules: {{ACCESS_RULES}}
- update cadence: {{UPDATE_CADENCE}}
- search use cases: {{SEARCH_USE_CASES}}
Process:
1. Inventory sources and identify authoritative systems.
2. Define taxonomy, metadata, ownership, and lifecycle rules.
3. Design ingestion and synchronization flows.
4. Map access controls to retrieval and answer generation.
5. Define freshness, duplicate handling, and quality monitoring.
Required output:
- Information architecture
- Source-of-truth map
- Metadata model
- Ingestion design
- Permission model
- Governance plan
- Quality metrics
Guardrails:
- Do not merge conflicting sources without provenance.
- Preserve ownership and last-updated information.
- Enforce authorization before retrieving restricted content.
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