Understanding the proposal types and the matching score
Every proposal in the approval inbox is either a new article or a revision of existing content. Learn more about the different types and when which type is used by the AI.
Short answer: every proposal is either a new article (born from an expert question or a question Sarrai couldn't answer) or a revision of existing content. The Sarrai signal with its score gives an indication, but judge a proposal mainly on its content.
The proposal types
In the list, each proposal shows a type:
New article, there's no content for this question yet. This comes from an expert question (an expert answered the question) or from Sarrai not being able to answer.
Revision, content already exists, but a human answer differed from what Sarrai would say. Sarrai proposes updating the existing article.
The Sarrai signal and the destination
On the right of a proposal is the Sarrai signal with a confidence indication and a score out of 100. For now, treat it as an illustrative indicator, not as a hard score calculated for this specific proposal. Always judge a proposal on its content, not on that percentage.
More important is the destination (Destination) below it: which folder the article goes into, the visibility (public or internal), and the language. That way you know right away where it ends up if you approve.
Good to know
The score is an aid, not a decision. Even a proposal with a high score is worth reading before you approve it. You decide what goes into the knowledge base.
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