Using Ollive
Example workflows.
From a question to the evidence.
A few conversations that show how far one question can go. Copy a prompt, change the agent’s name to one of yours, and ask.
Run a weekly review
Every Monday, before the team meeting.
- Ask
Give me a liability summary of all my agents for the last 7 days: conversations checked, violations by severity, and the three rules broken most often. Compare it with the week before.
Totals, a severity breakdown and the top rules, set against the previous week.
Tip Ask for it formatted for Slack or email, and paste it straight into your team’s channel.
Investigate a violation
When a violation shows up and you need to know why.
- Ask
What high-severity violations did the appointment booking agent have this month?
Each violation, with the rule, where it comes from and how many conversations it appeared in.
- Ask
What do the conversations behind the top one have in common?
Usesquery_violationsThe patterns Ollive found, such as the agent greeting callers with a human name.
- Ask
Open the most recent one and quote the turn where it went wrong.
The agent’s exact words, next to the rule they broke.
Explain one conversation
When a complaint or an escalation points to a single call or chat.
- Ask
Why did conversation call-2026-10-14-0912 fail? Explain each failed rule in plain words, with the evidence.
Each failed rule, the reasoning behind it, and the words that decided it.
Check a change before it ships
While you work on your agent’s prompt or code, in Cursor, Claude Code or Codex.
- Ask
I changed the agent’s greeting. Send these three test conversations to Ollive for the appointment booking agent.
The conversations are queued to be checked, apart from your production results.
- Ask
Are the results in? Did any rule fail?
Each test conversation’s verdicts, once checking finishes.
Tip Checking takes a little while. If the results aren’t in yet, ask again in a few minutes.
Track a trend
After a release, to see whether things got better.
- Ask
Show violations per day for the appointment booking agent over the last 30 days. Did anything change after October 10?
Usesquery_metricsA day-by-day count and what changed. Many assistants can draw it as a chart.
Get better answers
- Name the agent the way it appears in Ollive.
- Give a period of time, like “the last 7 days” or “since October 1”. Without one, most answers cover the last 30 days.
- Ask for the evidence: quotes, clauses and conversation IDs.
- Follow up instead of starting over. Your assistant keeps the IDs from earlier answers, so it can go straight to the detail.