Test reports that trace back to the results behind them.

Generate test and analysis reports as a governed workflow, where each figure links to its source result and a reviewer approves before the report is issued.

A lab supervisor's hands reviewing a printed test report at the bench, a laboratory system screen softly blurred behind.
§ 01 · How it works

One run, end to end.

Kora generates test reports as governed workflows: an agent assembles the report from source results, each value stays linked to its provenance, and a reviewer approves before issue, with a hash-chained, replayable record behind the finished report.

  1. Source

    Results feed the report

    Source results arrive with their provenance attached.

  2. AI agent

    The report assembles

    The agent builds the report to the defined structure, each value linked to its source result.

  3. Approval

    A reviewer approves

    The report is reviewed and approved before it is issued, and the decision is recorded.

  4. Record

    Issued and traceable

    The issued version, its sources, and its approval land in the append-only record.

Every figure in the report traces back to how it was produced. Hash-chained, replayable.

§ 02 · The approach

Test reporting

What you get

  • Reports assembled from the results

  • Every figure traces to its result

  • Approved before it leaves the lab

01

Reports built from traceable results

Every value in the report links back to the source result and its provenance, so a report is defensible line by line.

02

Structured and reviewable, not free-form

The report follows a defined structure and step order, so output is consistent and easy to review rather than a one-shot draft.

03

Approved before it is issued

A reviewer approves the report, and the approval, the version, and the underlying results are all in the record.

§ 03 · FAQ

Questions, answered.

What teams ask when they evaluate Kora for this problem.

A free-form prompt gives you an unverified draft. Kora assembles the report through a governed workflow where each value is traceable to a source result and a reviewer approves before issue.

Yes. Each value stays linked to the result and provenance it came from, so a reader or auditor can follow any number back to how it was produced.

A hash-chained, replayable record of the source results, the assembly steps, the reviewer who approved, and the issued version.

No. The agent assembles the report to the defined structure and links each value to its source result, but a reviewer approves the report before it is issued.
§ 04 · Next step

Bring one report.

In a demo, bring a report you issue today. We will assemble it as a governed workflow where every value traces to its source result and a reviewer approves before issue.