This is a raw intake form used in IVY, our Agency Assistant.
We ran it through ADA GPT before moving into design or development.

ADA flagged:

Ambiguity • Unverifiable • Logic Leaps • Risk • Gaps

After loading Canon Core Bible + Vault, ADA GPT aligned copy to canon.

Canon Core:
Spectral Sea doctrine; Strict Canon Mode. “If a scene doesn’t echo this — it doesn’t belong.”

Episodes:
EP101 anchors tone; Pulse Lock aesthetics.

Relics:
Circuit + survival themes; Echo Tags for filtering.

You don’t need another chatbot. You need a second pass that protects your work.

ADA GPT doesn’t generate content — it safeguards it. Every draft, deck, or campaign runs through a precision audit before it leaves your desk. This stops speculation, gaps, or tone drift from reaching your clients. Integrity isn’t decoration — it’s delivery.

Creative pressure makes it easy to miss the cracks. These modes catch them.

Three locked modes keep your work sharp:

• Truth Mode — separates fact from speculation.
• Respect Mode — cuts the fluff, keeps the voice clean.
• Intellectual Hygiene Mode — surfaces contradictions and weak logic.

Together, they act like a safety net with teeth — you see exactly where the risks are, and why.

Tools don’t just check — they teach you to see like an editor.

ADA GPT includes a toolkit: a preflight checklist, audit commands, and a dedicated Prompt Vault for integrity checks. Whether you need a clarity stress test, hallucination risk scan, or UX readability pass, the toolkit delivers fast, actionable feedback. It’s not theory — it’s the same editorial system we use on studio builds.

You don’t just get flags. You get confidence.

When the pass is complete, you know exactly where your work stands:

• What’s solid.

• What breaks.

• What to fix.

That’s the ADA difference — your draft doesn’t just survive review, it comes out ship-ready. Every flag becomes a lesson. Every check, a safeguard. Every project, cleaner.