Validation Framework
Implement comprehensive automated validation pipelines to ensure knowledge capsule quality, consistency, and reliability.
Architecture Overview
graph TD A[Knowledge Capsule] --> B[Schema Validation] B --> C[Content Verification] C --> D[Fact Checking] D --> E[Consistency Checking] E --> F[Performance Assessment] F --> G{Validation Passed?} G -->|Yes| H[Deploy to Production] G -->|No| I[Flag for Review] I --> J[Manual Review] J --> K[Fix Issues] K --> B
Validation Pipeline Components
1. Schema Validation
Ensure all knowledge capsules conform to the expected structure.
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2. Content Verification
Validate content quality, format, and completeness.
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3. Fact Checking Against Trusted Sources
Validate information accuracy against authoritative sources.
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4. Consistency Checking Across Capsules
Detect and flag inconsistencies between related knowledge capsules.
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5. Performance Impact Assessment
Evaluate how knowledge changes affect system performance.
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Real-World Examples
LHDN E-Invoice Knowledge Updates
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HR Policy Validation
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Integration with Supabase
Real-time Validation Updates
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Vector Search for Similarity Detection
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Best Practices
1. Layered Validation
- Start with schema validation
- Progress to content verification
- End with domain-specific checks
2. Configurable Rules
- Make validation rules configurable by domain
- Allow for different severity levels
- Enable custom validation functions
3. Performance Optimization
- Use async validation where possible
- Implement caching for expensive checks
- Batch similar validations together
4. Error Reporting
- Provide clear, actionable error messages
- Include suggested fixes where possible
- Log validation metrics for analysis
Monitoring and Alerts
Set up monitoring for validation pipeline health:
- Validation success rates
- Processing times
- Error patterns
- Manual review queue length
- Performance impact metrics