What you can modify

On an existing grid, you can modify the title and prompt of any criterion at any time. This is particularly useful when you realize that an instruction given to the AI is too vague, poorly calibrated, or that your definition of quality has evolved.

Impact of a modification

Before modifying a criterion, there are two important points to keep in mind:

• New analyses automatically use the updated version of the criterion — no action required on your part
• Past analyses are not automatically recalculated. If you want your historical data to reflect the new version of the criterion, you must manually launch a retrospective
• If the criterion is shared with other grids — Gravite allows you to reuse an existing criterion across multiple grids — any modification will apply to all grids that use it. Make sure to check whether your criterion is shared before modifying it

Launching a manual retrospective

The retrospective allows you to run the entire grid again on previously completed analyses, applying the most recent version of your criteria. You freely choose which period or analyses you want to re-evaluate.

It's a powerful tool for maintaining the consistency of your data over time — particularly if you've made several successive adjustments to your criteria and want to start fresh from a homogeneous baseline.

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