People ask assistants which app can help with a routine, such as tracking sleep or managing reminders. The answers can include features you no longer offer or prices you changed. The mention tracking agent logs what is said, and the accuracy agent compares it with a fact sheet your team approves.
The source mapping agent then points to the pages repeating old details, for example app directory entries and review articles. Each outdated detail is listed with its source, so your team can request an update with evidence in hand and re-check afterwards to confirm the change has taken effect.
The agents do not diagnose, give medical advice or judge clinical claims. They check how your product is described and nothing more. Anything touching safety, evidence or clinical language is reviewed by a qualified person on your team before a source is changed. Your team stays responsible for all public claims.
Before we start, gather the facts a user would ask about: features, platforms, pricing, privacy statement and the claims the company is comfortable making. A short document approved by a senior person is enough. If your product is regulated, tell us on the first call. We adjust the checks to your rules, and we leave anything clinical to your own qualified staff.