Evaluation with domain rigor

The evaluation discipline (Chapter 15) needs domain-specific teeth:

• Citation-accuracy checks: verify cited quotes exist at cited locations; flag any that don't.
• Domain-expert review in the loop for quality, especially for high-stakes outputs, because automated graders can't fully judge professional correctness.
• Regression sets drawn from real cases, including the subtle errors that matter in the domain (a wrong cross-reference, a misread clause, a missed exception).
• Track grounding/faithfulness as a primary metric, not an afterthought.