Evidence, not vibes.
Score sources against rubrics you define — the judgement is inspectable, criterion by criterion.
rubric run
rubricsecurity checklist · 9 criteria
scorevendor-b docs → 7 of 9 met
flag2 criteria unmet · passages cited
✓scorecard saved as a topic
Why it's good
Your rubric does the judging.
Write the criteria that matter — security requirements, evaluation checklists, policy rules — and score any source against them. The scorecard shows how each source performed on each criterion, with the passage that earned the score.
Your criteria
The rubric is yours — what counts as good is defined by you, not a black box.
Criterion by criterion
See exactly where a source passes and where it falls short — no single mushy score.
Inspectable judgement
Every score cites the passage that earned it, so the call can be challenged.
Reusable rigour
The rubric saves as a topic — run the same bar over the next vendor too.