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LLM decision-making made auditable with rule citation

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This article details a method for creating auditable and diagnosable LLM decision-making processes by requiring the model to cite the specific business rules used to arrive at a conclusion. Instead of just outputting a decision, the LLM should return the rule ID and the exact case values that satisfied it. This approach allows for easier spot-checking, enables the calculation of rule-level metrics, and provides clear explanations for customers regarding their specific outcomes, such as shipping costs. AI

IMPACT Enhances the reliability and transparency of LLM-driven decision systems, making them more suitable for business applications.

RANK_REASON Describes a method for improving LLM output, not a new LLM release or core research.

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LLM decision-making made auditable with rule citation

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  1. dev.to — LLM tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Multigrid ·

    Prompts That Apply Business Rules

    <p>A model applying business rules should not return a decision. It should return a decision and the rule that produced it — because the citation is what makes the output auditable, what makes a wrong answer diagnosable, and what tells you the rule table itself is broken.</p> <h2…

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