Methodology
How DraftLens structures reviewer output, merges findings, handles partial consensus, and applies convergence — written for technical readers and procurement.
Last updated 2026-05-11
What this page answers
In plain terms: how DraftLens structures reviewer output, merges findings, routes conflict, and applies bounded convergence. Deeper technical detail for readers who need an inspectable story—not a black box.
Pipeline
Structured review path
DraftLens reviewers return structured payloads validated against schemas. Findings are deduplicated, material conflicts are clustered, and routing decides whether debate plus arbitration is appropriate or whether the ledger should be synthesized without an arbiter call when quorum or clusters do not justify it.
Convergence
When cycles run
When enabled, bounded convergence re-runs reviewers against targeted blocks and refreshes arbitration—with explicit stop reasons (for example quorum loss, rate limits, or clean thresholds in fix mode). It is designed to avoid infinite loops and to label partial completion honestly.
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