Reasoning R&R™

Super Intelligence you can measure.

You'd pull a gage that reads differently every time. Most AI never gets measured at all. We hold reasoning to the same test: right answer, same answer, any appraiser.

OptionalQualifying workflows onlyScoped separately
UnmeasuredLooks finished every time
MeasuredSame call, run after run
The method

Three questions. In order.

Each one is worthless without the one before it. Consistent means nothing if it's consistently wrong.

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Reasoning

EVIDENCESTANDARDDEFENSIBLE

Did it think it through? Right evidence, right standard, a result you could defend.

Gate to 02
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Repeatability

RUN 1RUN 2RUN 3

Same inputs, same conditions, run after run. Same depth and the same call.

Gate to 03
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Reproducibility

APPRAISER AAPPRAISER BSAME RESULT

Different people, same submission, comparable results.

The numbers

Measured like an inspector. Reported like one.

Measured with attribute agreement analysis, the same study you'd run to qualify an inspector. These are our best results to date, from one 8D grading study. Typically, repeatability lands in the high 70s to low 80s and reproducibility at 95% or above; the marked bands show where.

TYPICAL
93.2%
Repeatability · best to date
Same call when the same 8D is run again. Typical: high 70s to low 80s.
TYPICAL
99.0%
Reproducibility · best to date
Two appraisers agreed on 283 of 286 comparable criteria in the same study. Typical: 95% and above.
36.7%
Trained inspectors
How often three agreed with each other on the same parts
0individual criterion judgments behind these numbers

Best results to date from MAD-Ai internal studies, 2026. Not averages; typical results are lower and vary by workflow. Inspector figure: MATEC Web of Conferences, 2019.

Why measure it

AI that's never measured hands back a louder version of whatever went in.

WHAT GOES INUNMEASURED AI HANDS BACKAMPLIFYyour best engineeryour weakest

Ask the same question on days and on nights and you can get two different answers from the same evidence. Nobody notices, because both look finished.

SCORECARDCOMPLETE
FAILED THE CONTROL
What measuring found

A failure nobody could see.

The report came back looking finished and professional, and it was wrong. Using it would never have caught that. Measuring it did.

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What measuring found

Calls that drifted, run to run.

Measurement pinpointed every call that wouldn't hold. Each one was corrected and re-measured until it did, before release.

The controls

Good stays good. Bad stays bad.

Known-good documents matched the expert answer on every run. Known-bad documents failed on every run. The controls never moved.

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Known-goodMatches the expert
Known-badFails, every time
Two appraisersOne method, same call
Qualification

Not for everything. For what matters most.

Reasoning R&R™ is an optional program, not a standard feature. It's reserved for the high-stakes workflows where a repeatable call is worth proving.

01 · Eligibility

We assess it first

Not every workflow qualifies. It needs a clear written standard, enough volume and calls that can be judged right or wrong. Many don't, and we'll tell you.

02 · Setup

Scoped on its own

Qualification is set up and priced separately from your subscription, around one workflow and your own documents.

03 · Upkeep

Managed every year

Qualified workflows are re-measured annually. When your standard, process or the workflow changes, it's re-qualified before it goes back into use.

Good to know

Most of MQSIS doesn't need this. Every workflow is built and tested before it ships. Reasoning R&R™ is for customers who need documented proof on a specific workflow, and results for one workflow or one customer don't carry over to another.

The next step

Put Super Intelligence to work.

Bring us the work that's backing up your team. We'll show you what comes back, and how we measure it.