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How the gate works

How the Live Support-Bot Fitness gate works

This tool grades a live support bot across six fitness signals before you trust it in production. Each signal is scored 0–1; the verdict is the weakest one — then a gate that can only make it worse.

The 6 signals

01Grounded answering (RAG, no guessing)top trigger
02CSAT within range of human
03Verified resolution, not containmenttop trigger
04One-click human escalation
05Guardrail on regulated / $ answers
06Abandonment & repeat-contact watch
KEEP LIVE
weakest signal = 2 - every signal in place
RESTRICT SCOPE
weakest signal = 1
PULL BACK
weakest signal = 0 - or grounding and verified resolution are both only partial (1) at once, which overrides a merely-partial read
Vanity-deflection gate · worsen-only

A weakest-signal read of 1 would normally land at RESTRICT SCOPE. But if grounded answering AND verified resolution are both only partial at the same time, the gate forces PULL BACK regardless - because a bot that's improvising some answers while also miscounting merely-contained chats as resolved is unsafe in a way the weakest-signal read alone doesn't capture.

PULL BACK

Why: The weakest-signal read alone would land at RESTRICT SCOPE - mean 83/100, with only grounding and verified resolution sitting at partial. But grounding and verified resolution are both partial at once - the bot improvises some answers off training data AND miscounts some merely-contained chats as resolved - so the vanity-deflection gate forces PULL BACK instead. weakest signal 1/1 · 4 of 6 signals clean.

Fix firstGrounded answering (RAG, no guessing) - answering from training data instead of the knowledge base on some queries

A clean sheet didn’t save it. The verdict is the weakest signal — and a top trigger is dispositive on its own — so it names the one thing to fix first. Your own marks, scored offline. No log access, and it grades the bot, not people.