Quality Gate & Refinement
A first draft is not a finished document. Logic Context includes the machinery to raise the quality of every section automatically, to refine the document in plain language after it is generated, to adapt the tone to the reader, and to keep and share the result.
The quality gate
An optional reviewer scores each finished section against criteria specific to that section, then acts on the score. If a section falls below its threshold, the specialist that wrote it is run again with the reviewer's critique injected into its prompt, so the second attempt addresses the exact weaknesses the reviewer found. This repeats up to a configurable retry count. If a section still falls short after its retries, it ships with a flag rather than blocking the whole document.
The gate is fully configurable:
- On or off, per project. When off, no review calls are made.
- Threshold and retries, set globally and overridable per section. For example, you might hold Business Processes to a higher bar and skip the gate entirely for Localized Resources.
The result is a document where every section has been held to a consistent standard, without a human reviewing each one by hand.
Conversational refinement
Once the BRD is complete, you can refine it by talking to it. Open the chat panel and ask for changes in plain language, for example "make the Schedules section more concise" or "add more detail to the approval workflow." The RouterAgent decides which section or sections your request targets, and re-runs just those specialists. The updated sections replace the old ones live, over the same stream that delivered the document, so you see the change appear in place.
This turns editing from a manual rewrite into a conversation. You do not have to know which specialist owns a section or how it was generated; you describe the outcome you want and the right specialist produces it.
Audience and tone
Different readers need different documents. A per-project audience setting shapes the writing style across the whole BRD:
| Audience | Tone |
|---|---|
| General | Clear, plain business language for a general audience |
| Executive | Concise, outcome-focused, minimal jargon |
| Technical | Precise about behavior, data, conditions, and edge cases |
| Auditor | Emphasizes controls, traceability, decision criteria, and explicit conditions |
On top of the audience, shared prompt parameters let you set the output language, provide a glossary of preferred terms, and add a free-text addendum that applies to every specialist.
History and export
Completed BRDs are stored and can be reopened from history, so you can compare the current document against a previous generation or retrieve an earlier version.
The document exports to a self-contained HTML file. All styling and any process diagrams are inlined into the file, so it prints cleanly and shares without needing the application. This is the artifact you attach to a handover, send to a client, or file for an audit.