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A quality bar is your written standard for one kind of work. When a bar is set for that kind of work, OrgX checks agent output against it before it reaches your review, and shows which criterion passed or failed and why. Accepting the work stays a separate human decision. Beta. For the product overview, see Quality bar.

One check, end to end

This example uses illustrative content, not a real workspace.
1

The artifact

An agent attaches Launch post, version 4 to a marketing task.
2

The criterion

Your marketing bar includes: “Every number cites where it came from.”
3

The evidence

The check quotes the sentence it judged: “Teams ship 3x faster with OrgX.” No source is attached to it.
4

The outcome

The criterion fails with that sentence as the reason, and the post is flagged before it reaches your review. The failure is not hidden behind other criteria that passed.
5

Your decision

When a later version passes, you open it and accept or send back that exact version. OrgX records who accepted which version. A pass is not acceptance.

What runs

A check that does not apply to an artifact is left out, not counted as a pass.

What a check does not decide

  • Passing lets the work move to review. It does not publish, send or accept it.
  • A check without evidence for its verdict does not count.
  • Acceptance is recorded by a person, by name, for one version.

Where to see it

Open an artifact from a task or receipt in OrgX to see each criterion, its evidence and its outcome. Receipts list the criteria set before the work started and the proof attached to each.

Work receipts

What was asked, what was checked and what is proven.

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