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Quality Control & Operations Protocol

This document defines the automated decision-making logic for content validation and the system-wide response to operational failures.

1. Validation Scoring Formula (Blocker #6)

Agent E (Validation) and Agent F (Numerical) calculate a combined Confidence Score (0-100%). A score of 95% or higher is required for auto-publication to the main branch.

1.1 Weighted Categories

Category Weight Must Pass? Criteria
Numerical (ESI) 40% YES Stats (HP, Slots, PG/CPU) must match ESI ±0%.
Structural 20% YES Valid YAML, required fields present, correct URL path.
Relational 20% NO Internal links resolve, TypeIDs are valid.
Semantic 20% NO Prose description matches structured data intent.

1.2 The "Must Pass" Rule

If any "Must Pass" category fails (score < 100% in that category), the total Confidence Score is immediately capped at 0%, regardless of other categories. This prevents LLM hallucinations from overriding official game data.

1.3 Scoring Logic

Total Score = (ESI * 0.4) + (Struct * 0.2) + (Relat * 0.2) + (Semant * 0.2)


2. Failure Handling Matrix (Blocker #8)

The system distinguishes between transient infrastructure issues and content quality failures.

2.1 Tiered Response Matrix

Error Type Tier Initial Action Max Retries Escalation
API Timeout / 5xx 1 Exponential Backoff (1m, 5m, 15m) 3 Tier 3 Alert
Validation Fail (70-94%) 2 Regeneration with Error Feedback 2 Tier 3 Alert
Validation Fail (<70%) 2 Immediate Rejection 1 Tier 3 Alert
Auth Failure / 401 3 Halt Pipeline 0 Critical System Alert
Git Conflict 3 Halt Pipeline 0 Critical System Alert

2.2 Feedback Loop (Tier 2)

When a page fails validation with a score of 70-94%, Agent E sends a "Correction Request" back to the source agent (A, B, or C) containing:

  1. The specific field that failed.
  2. The expected value (from ESI or Schema).
  3. The current value produced.

2.3 Critical System Alerting

Tier 3 failures trigger a webhook notification to the system administrator. The LangGraph state is persisted as a "Suspended" checkpoint, allowing for manual inspection and resume via LangSmith.


3. Rate Limiting Policy (Blocker #11)

To ensure stability and prevent IP bans, the following global limits are enforced at the transport layer:

Target Rate Limit Burst
ESI API 20 req / sec 50
MediaWiki API 2 req / sec 5
Wiki.js API 5 req / sec 10
LLM APIs Per Provider Tier N/A