Quality Guardian Agent: evidence-based findings before approval
Approvals take time because reviewing is manual work: tone, terminology, facts, readability. Reviewers rely on experience, and the standards differ by person, team and country.
The Quality Guardian Agent checks every draft against the same criteria and delivers findings with a rationale and the exact location. Not a blanket verdict, but a list you can work through.
Five skills belong to this agent:
What the Quality Guardian Agent takes on
- Corporate language check
Tone and form of address are checked against your stored language profile, with the exact location of every deviation.
- Terminology and glossary check
Defined terms are enforced across teams, brands and countries.
- Fact check and claim review
Every factual claim is checked for evidence and flagged if it has none.
- Copy editing and accessibility
Style polishing plus a check for clear, understandable language. Both increase reach and reduce follow-up questions during approval.
The five skills of this agent
Corporate language check, copy editing and style polishing, fact check and claim review, accessibility and plain language, terminology and glossary check.
See the Quality Guardian Agent live
What's built into every agent
Context first
Project knowledge and corporate language come before any best practice.
Results are built on your knowledge, not on industry clichés.
Quality as a mandatory loop
A seven-step review loop with self-check runs before every output.
The result is a draft ready for approval, not raw text.
Boundaries and evidence requirements
Anti-hallucination rules, mandatory sourcing and legal flags are built in.
Anything that isn't backed by evidence gets flagged instead of asserted.
