User Feedback
is valuable input for learning
Users can either upvote or downvote a response from Dot. This feedback tells admins where Dot's knowledge base needs work.
Negative feedback
👎 is the signal worth acting on. Dot learns from being corrected far more than from being approved of: a downvote, ideally with a sentence about what the right answer was, tells an admin exactly which definition, table, or note is missing or wrong.
Positive Feedback
👍 marks an answer as good. It is a light-touch signal — useful for seeing which topics are working, but it does not by itself change how Dot answers in the future.
Admin Overview
Admins can see the history of all users. Conversations show a Feedback column, based on what users clicked: at least one dislike shows as Problem, and likes with no dislikes show as Success.
Next to it, the Auto-Review column shows Dot's own assessment of each conversation — it reviews its answers in the background whether or not anyone clicks anything. See Maintaining Dot for how to work through both signals.
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