Where the buttons appear
Aide’s drafts are internal notes written by Aide in the conversation. Every night Aide reviews a sample of its drafts against the replies your team sent (see Quality: see whether Aide’s replies meet the bar). Once a draft has been reviewed, its note shows a line such as “Aide’s reviewer rated this draft acceptable.” with two buttons, Good and Wrong. A draft that hasn’t been reviewed yet has no buttons. To flag one of those, an owner or admin can use Add to evals in the message’s menu instead (see Evals: the tests Aide replays every night).Mark a draft
- Open the conversation in Inbox and find Aide’s draft note.
- Select Good if the draft was right. It is saved straight away.
- Select Wrong if it wasn’t. A box opens: “This was wrong because…”. Write what was wrong in up to 500 characters, then select Mark as wrong. The reason is optional, but it is what Aide’s test is written from, so a clear one helps.
What your verdict does
- It is final. A teammate’s verdict overrides the judge’s for that draft, in the headline and the numbers on the Quality page. The judge’s own scores are kept beside it, so Quality can show how often the judge and your team agree.
- Wrong becomes an eval case. Aide drafts a test from the conversation and your reason, and replays it every night. It is listed in AI Agent > Quality > Evals with the origin Teammate review.
- Good retires that case. If you change a Wrong verdict to Good, the eval case made from it leaves the nightly run.