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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

Working with Findings

Learn how to analyze findings effectively

Severity Levels

Understand what each severity level means

Responding to Findings

Best practices for writing responses