AI insights on a tip
When you open a tip in your Workspace, TypVault runs an automated read on its content and shows you the result in the tip’s detail view: a quality score, a category check, and a few suggested next steps.
What the readout shows
Section titled “What the readout shows”- A one-line gist of what the tip is about, plain enough to show safely in a shared queue view.
- A quality score from 1 to 5, with one sentence explaining why.
- A category check: whether the wording agrees, disagrees, or is unclear about the category the tip was filed under, with a suggested category when it disagrees.
- A short list of follow-up questions you could ask the source.
- When the message thread shows the source is worried about being identified, one or two short reassurance lines you could send.
Two more notes appear only when they apply. One flags that the tip might be the source describing their own situation, not someone else’s. The other flags that the source may have said something, in their own words, that could point back to who they are. Both are cues for you to weigh, never a determination the system has already made on its own.
The readout sits at the top of the tip.
How it runs
Section titled “How it runs”TypVault runs this analysis on its own, as part of opening the tip. You don’t have to ask for it. If it hasn’t finished yet, or you want a fresh read after new information comes in, an explicit Re-run (or Run Analysis, the first time) repeats it.
No identity to draw on
Section titled “No identity to draw on”The analysis works from the tip’s words, its category, any structured details that came in with it, and your recent messages with the source. It never draws on anything that could identify who sent it. TypVault does not ask a tipster for a name or contact information in the first place, so there is no identity for this analysis, or anything else, to reach for.
Using what it suggests
Section titled “Using what it suggests”The follow-up questions and reassurance lines are a starting point, not an instruction. Clicking one drafts it into your message composer. It does not send until you press Send yourself. The readout can point you at a good next question. It cannot decide the case, and it never replaces your own read of the tip.
Related
Section titled “Related”If the readout in your Workspace looks different from what’s described here, ask your program admin. The version your program runs may not match this page yet.