Feature

    Define your quality standard once. Apply it to everything.

    Kynesis does not ship a fixed rubric. You describe what good looks like — sections, criteria, weights, scales, thresholds, and critical-failure rules — and every evaluation follows exactly that definition.

    Built for real quality frameworks

    Weighted sections

    Group criteria into sections and weight each one so overall scores reflect what actually matters.

    Any scoring type

    Binary, scale, numeric, or tag-only criteria — with additive or deductive scoring modes.

    Critical-failure rules

    Hard critical failures fail the whole evaluation; soft ones flag risk without failing it.

    Passing thresholds

    Set the score that counts as a pass, per scorecard.

    Versioning

    Scorecards are versioned, so you can refine criteria without losing comparability.

    Knowledge grounding

    Attach your own policies and playbooks so evaluations reflect your documented standards.

    How teams usually build one

    1. 01

      Start from your existing rubric

      Encode the scorecard your reviewers already use — same sections, same weights.

    2. 02

      Add explicit rules

      Spell out disclosures, verification steps, prohibited language, and required actions.

    3. 03

      Calibrate

      Run conversations your team already scored and compare agreement, then refine wording.

    4. 04

      Roll out

      Switch on continuous evaluation and keep human review on the queues that need it.

    See what Kynesis can uncover in your customer interactions and AI systems.

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