What is Rubric?
The written criteria for a good output, broken into specific points a reviewer can check, each with a clear pass bar. A tight one lets two reviewers, or a model, grade the same answer the same way.
4 checks · 3 pass · fails check 4
In an eval, a rubric…
Write it in your own words in the app.
In real work
The rubric for ticket summaries lists four pass criteria: the customer's issue, the correct order number, the next step, and no promise the policy forbids.
In the illustration
A part slides along a strip of four go/no-go slots, one per criterion. It clears the first three and catches on the fourth, so it fails on exactly one named check.
Write a rubric in your model for grading ticket summaries: four to six criteria a reviewer can mark pass or fail, one failing example for each, and nothing vague like 'helpful'.
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