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Review Interface Overview

The review interface is where you analyze AI-generated findings and provide responses. It’s accessed by clicking on a completed workflow execution in the Results section. [SCREENSHOT PLACEHOLDER: Full review interface showing findings list and detail panel]

Interface Components

Header Section

Displays:
  • Workflow name
  • Project name
  • Execution date
  • Status (Pending/Closed)
  • Action buttons (Export, Refresh)

Findings List

Shows all workflow items and their findings:
  • Workflow item text
  • Severity badge (Critical, Major, Warning, Pass, Inconclusive)
  • Finding summary
  • Document references
  • Response status

Detail Panel

When you select a finding:
  • Full finding explanation
  • Document reference chips (clickable)
  • Response text area
  • Submit response button

Reference Panel

When you click a document reference:
  • Document viewer (PDF, Excel, etc.)
  • Highlighted page or section
  • Navigation controls
[SCREENSHOT PLACEHOLDER: Detail panel showing a selected finding with response area]

List View

Scroll through the findings list to see all workflow items and their results.

Severity Badges

Color-coded badges indicate severity at a glance:
  • 🔴 Critical - Red
  • 🟠 Major - Orange/Amber
  • 🔵 Warning - Blue
  • 🟢 Pass - Green
  • ⚪ Inconclusive - Gray

Filtering

Use filter controls to narrow down findings:
  • Filter by severity level
  • Filter by category or tag
  • Filter by response status
  • Search by keyword
[SCREENSHOT PLACEHOLDER: Filter dropdown showing severity and category options]

Document References

Findings include reference “chips” that link to specific documents and pages.

Reference Chip Components

Each chip shows:
  • Document name (truncated if long)
  • Page number (e.g., “p.12”)
  • Document icon

Clicking References

Click a reference chip to:
  1. Open the reference panel
  2. View the specific document page
  3. See the relevant context
This makes it easy to verify the AI’s findings by checking the source directly. [SCREENSHOT PLACEHOLDER: Document reference chips inline with finding text]

Response Interface

Adding a Response

1

Select a Finding

Click on a finding from the list to view details.
2

Review the Finding

Read the AI’s explanation and check document references.
3

Enter Your Response

Type your response, explanation, or action plan in the text area.
4

Submit

Click “Submit Response” or similar button to save.

Response Content

Your response might include:
  • Acknowledgment of the issue
  • Explanation of why it’s not an issue
  • Action plan to address the finding
  • References to additional documentation
  • Questions for team members

Example Responses

Response to Critical Finding:
"Confirmed - this connection capacity is insufficient.
Will revise design to use (6) 7/8" bolts instead of (4).
Updated calculations attached. - JD 2024-01-15"
Response to Warning:
"Reviewed the reference. This condition is acceptable
per engineering judgment because the member is
non-load-bearing. No action required."

Status Tracking

Pending

Findings without responses are marked as “Pending” and require attention.

Closed

Once you submit a response, the finding status changes to “Closed” (or similar), indicating it’s been addressed.

Filtering by Status

Use status filters to:
  • See which findings still need responses
  • Review all closed items
  • Track progress through the review

Keyboard Navigation

Some interfaces support keyboard shortcuts for faster navigation:
  • Arrow keys to move between findings
  • Enter to expand/collapse details
  • Tab to focus on response field
Check the interface for available shortcuts.

Best Practices

Review Systematically - Work through findings in order, filtering by severity if needed.
Verify References - Always click document references to verify the AI’s observations.
Provide Clear Responses - Write detailed responses that others can understand.
Save Frequently - Submit responses as you go rather than waiting until the end.

Next Steps