Build a source inventory before importing documentation
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List authoritative documents, owners, versions and exclusions before asking a chatbot to learn from a website.
Define the corpus, version boundary, question set and operating budget.
Define the corpus, version boundary, question set and operating budget.
New to the topic? Begin with the first guide. Otherwise, go straight to the question you need to answer.
List authoritative documents, owners, versions and exclusions before asking a chatbot to learn from a website.
Choose one default version and make exceptions explicit; a correct answer for the wrong release is still a failed answer.
Publicly reachable is not the same as approved for import or public answering; confirm the source boundary before uploading.
Explain product operations without granting the assistant authority to perform account changes.
If an answer is missing or contradictory, repair the documentation first; generated wording does not resolve the source problem.
Compare imported content with the approved source list before evaluating generated answers.
Write questions with expected evidence and failure conditions, not just a list of prompts that sound realistic.
Define the reader job, source boundary, unacceptable failures and owner before the first evaluation.
Budget visitor questions and review questions separately; our local calculator totals attempts, not vendor credits or money.