The Authoring Service can now write high-quality SOP tests and update either the tests or the SOP based on the results. When an author makes a change, Augie has full context on what changed, scopes the right number of tests to the complexity of the change, and iterates in a self-correcting loop until the change is validated.
Why It Matters
Faster, safer SOP iteration. Writing high-quality SOP tests by hand is slow — each one had to be generated one at a time and reviewed manually. Augie now writes them in batch with full context of the change.
Higher-quality test coverage. The system evaluates whether each test accurately validates the change — and if it doesn't, it updates the underlying scenario variables automatically.
A self-correcting loop. When a test fails, Augie figures out whether the test is wrong or the SOP is wrong, and acts accordingly.
How It Works
Make a change to an SOP via the Authoring Service.
Augie writes a batch of targeted tests sized to the complexity of the change.
Augie evaluates whether the scenario variables underlying each test actually reflect what's being tested. If not, she updates them.
Tests run in batch. If any fail, Augie interprets the failure and decides whether to update the test or revise the SOP.
Availability
Live today for your CS rep in the Authoring Service.
