Deterministic Completeness Check for Scenario Creation
Before running AI validation, we perform an initial check to ensure the content is complete, readable, and ready for analysis.
✔️ What content must meet to be accepted
To pass this step, the text must:
- Have sufficient content
- The text must contain at least 50 non-whitespace characters
- Very short entries are considered incomplete
- Be finalized (no placeholders)
- The text cannot include placeholders such as:
- “[insert text]”
- These indicate missing or unfinished information
- Be readable and natural
The content should look like it was written by a person, avoiding patterns like:
- No spaces between words
Example: everything written as one continuous string - Excessive repetition
The same phrase repeated 3 or more times is not accepted - Too many non-letter characters
If more than 60% of the content (excluding spaces) consists of numbers, symbols, or non-letter characters, it will be rejected
- Use reasonably sized words
To prevent artificial or nonsensical text:
- Individual words cannot be excessively long
(e.g., more than 25 letters in a row) - The average word length should remain balanced
(on average, up to 10 letters per word)
- Avoid unpronounceable sequences
- Long sequences of consonants (e.g., “qwrtpsdfgh”) are not accepted
- The limit is up to 6 consonants in a row
🚫 What happens if it fails
If any of these rules are not met:
- The content is immediately blocked
- It does not proceed to AI validation
- The user must revise the text before continuing
⚙️ What happens if it passes
If the content meets all requirements:
- It proceeds to the next validation steps, including AI analysis
🎯 Why this exists
- Ensure content is truly ready for evaluation
- Prevent incomplete or low-quality inputs
- Improve the quality and reliability of result
- Reduce unnecessary processing and costs
Updated 5 months ago
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