01 · Source-grounded
Evidence stays connected
Outputs are designed to remain linked to the records, statements, and contextual information that support them. The goal is not a persuasive answer; it is an inspectable one.
02 · Risk-proportionate
Controls scale with impact
Potential impact to product quality, patient safety, data integrity, and regulatory compliance informs how a function is reviewed, validated, monitored, and escalated.
03 · Human-governed
Qualified review remains essential
Confidence gates and review controls are built into the workflow so that uncertainty, high-risk cases, and material decisions are routed to qualified personnel.
04 · Traceable
Versioned and reproducible
Controlled versions of datasets, prompts, evaluation artifacts, and outputs support reproducibility, change control, and a clear audit trail.
05 · Transparent
Limitations are surfaced
Boundary cases, missing evidence, contradictions, and uncertainty are treated as material findings for review—not hidden behind automated confidence.
06 · Lifecycle-oriented
Not a one-time deployment
Evaluation, monitoring, controlled change, and periodic reassessment are treated as continuing responsibilities across the life of a quality-support system.