My first AI tool was ready, and in typical AI-era fashion, I rushed to publish it. After all, it worked. Or at least when I ran it, the output looked right to me.
But one scenario kept haunting me: I recommend it to a client, they run it and challenge one of its findings. Then they ask "What makes it trustworthy? Did it check, or did it guess? How do you know?"
I didn't have a good answer. "My prompt was really good" - not quite what you'd expect from a senior architect.
This article is about building a better answer, and how building it changes the tool itself.
The subject: one niche tool, one generic pattern






