A clear task
Choose one output your team can review consistently. Define what a good result looks like before you change the model.
Start with a task you can define. Bring examples you can trust.
Make improvement something you can measure.
Define the fields that matter, collect representative documents, and measure whether outputs match your schema.
Build a clear vocabulary for incoming requests and test the distinctions that generic models often miss.
Specify the behavior you want from a specialist assistant, with examples and checks that make quality easier to discuss.
Turn inconsistent product descriptions into a shared attribute vocabulary, with explicit rules for what can be inferred.
Choose one output your team can review consistently. Define what a good result looks like before you change the model.
Include typical inputs and difficult cases. Keep evaluation examples separate from your training data.
Compare against your current approach. Inspect errors as well as aggregate scores.
Explore the workspace and plan your next domain experiment.