Estimate turned into guarantee
Your parcel will definitely arrive on 14 May.
Context: Carrier estimate: 14 May. No delivery commitment is confirmed.
Expected outcomes for this illustration:
- Delivery promise review: Violated
Distinguish confirmed delivery commitments from estimates.
Template v1 · Output
These original example rules are copied into your private policy. Later template changes never update your published versions.
Criteria: Do not guarantee a delivery date unless the supplied carrier context explicitly confirms that date. A reply must keep an estimated date qualified as an estimate. Exceptions: A guaranteed date is permitted only when the context explicitly states a carrier-confirmed delivery commitment for that date.
Original agent-authored illustrations. Expected outcomes are teaching labels, not recorded model results.
Copy the template, open its editor and use these examples in a draft test. Check the quote before confirming a meaning-based test.
context · textSupply every required field using its listed type. Missing policy context can leave a semantic result uncertain. A supplied boolean must describe a fact your system has checked.
Your parcel will definitely arrive on 14 May.
Context: Carrier estimate: 14 May. No delivery commitment is confirmed.
Expected outcomes for this illustration:
The carrier estimates arrival on 14 May; this may change.
Context: Carrier estimate: 14 May. No delivery commitment is confirmed.
Expected outcomes for this illustration:
Your parcel is guaranteed to arrive on 14 May.
No context supplied.
Expected outcomes for this illustration:
Meaning-based rules use the local model. Review the quote before running draft tests; longer target and context text can add units.
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