How to develop and further train your own Binom

You can continue developing your own Binom throughout its entire lifecycle by adding new knowledge, updating instructions, checking response quality and improving weak scenarios. Binom Tutor is the main management tool, while Binom Examiner and Binom Methodologist are used for automated quality control and continuous improvement.

Through Binom Tutor, you can:

• add new documents and knowledge;
• update instructions;
• adjust settings;
• refine operating rules;
• analyse the current state of your Binom;
• receive recommendations for further development.

After making changes, you can check how your Binom performs using Binom Examiner. It simulates real user enquiries and assesses whether the Binom applies its knowledge correctly, follows instructions, understands questions and avoids making up information that is not available in its knowledge base.

The assessment produces a report highlighting detected errors, weak points and ambiguous situations. Checks can be launched manually through Binom Tutor after changes to the knowledge base or settings, or run automatically on a schedule.

The results can then be analysed by Binom Methodologist. It identifies which knowledge is missing, which instructions need to be changed and which working scenarios require improvement. Based on these findings, the Binom can be trained further in a structured way and its performance can be improved over time.

As a result, developing your own Binom becomes an ongoing cycle: knowledge update → performance check → error analysis → recommendations → adjustment of knowledge and instructions → repeated check.