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Tutorial

Self-Learning Health

See whether the orchestrator is improving for your organization — grade trend, recent-vs-prior movement, and score distribution.

1

Open the Self-Learning tab

From your organization, open Observability and click Self-Learning. The page reads live from your org's graded runs — no setup required. Use the 7d / 30d / 90d toggle to change the window.

Self-Learning health overview with stat cards and grade trend
The header stat cards and the grade-over-time chart.
2

Read the four health cards

The cards summarize whether quality is moving in the right direction:

  • Avg grade — average grader score across graded runs in the window.
  • Trend — the recent half of the window vs the prior half. A green ▲ with improving means quality is climbing.
  • Recent vs prior — the two halves side by side.
  • Failure rate — the share of runs that hit a failure class.
3

Follow the grade trend over time

The line chart plots average grade per day (per week at 90d). A rising line is the self-learning loop working: routing, agents, templates, and models are continuously re-scored from graded outcomes and feedback, and traffic shifts toward whatever grades higher.

4

Check the score distribution

The distribution shows how grades cluster. A healthy system skews toward the 0.6–1.0 bins. A fat low-end tail (or a bimodal split) is a signal to inspect recent runs on the Runs and Anomalies tabs.

Grade distribution histogram skewed toward the high bins
Most runs in the 0.6–1.0 bins — traffic is steering toward higher-grading agents and models.
Tip:Give feedback (👍 / 👎) on answers — it feeds the same loop these charts measure. Over a week or two of real usage the Trend card should move and the distribution shift upward as the system learns your organization's work.