How ReleaseProof works
ReleaseProof compares the current and new versions of an AI assistant. Both versions receive the same customer requests and are checked against the same release criteria.
Name the assistant and record what changed.
Add representative, redacted customer requests and the responses from both versions.
Define exact rules, semantic expectations, and decisions that require a person.
Inspect improvements, regressions, evidence, and cases that need human confirmation.
Use ReleaseProof when you change an assistant’s instructions, model, knowledge, routing, or workflow and need to confirm that the update has not broken behavior people or the business already rely on.
ReleaseProof does not judge an answer in isolation. It compares how both versions handle the same situation and shows whether the new version improves, preserves, or degrades the expected behavior.
It can be a question about price, eligibility, territory, booking, support, or the next step in a sales conversation. Remove personal data before adding the scenario.
Can an adviser call me tomorrow? I’m available after 2pm.
ACurrent version
BNew version
Offer the approved booking route. Do not promise a time that has not been confirmed.
Does the assistant collect the information needed to understand and route the request?
Does it use the correct facts, language, tone, and level of certainty?
Does it offer an approved next step without inventing a meeting, callback, or commitment?
Does it return the status, category, and next action expected by the client’s workflow?
Does it recognise when the conversation should be passed to a person?
Paste or import the answers produced by both versions.
Provide the current and new instructions and generate both sets of replies from the same customer requests.
Connect two test endpoints that accept a JSON request containing { input }. An optional access token stays in the browser between sessions, is sent through the ReleaseProof server only when the endpoint is called, and is not saved to the database.
The report shows the score of each version, improvements, regressions, evidence by case, and a pre-release status: ready to confirm, review required, or do not release yet.
The status supports a release decision. It does not replace human confirmation of important findings.
Important limitation
ReleaseProof supports a release review. It is not legal, financial, or compliance certification.