Understanding your ROIP score

A score from 0 to 100 that you can trace back to your prompts, your turns and the result.

Your ROIP is a number from 0 to 100. Higher means your prompts gave the AI more of what each task needed, with less left for it to guess.

Worsley AI session analysis: one AI session's ROIP score on a ring, with its prompt components and scores turn by turn

Where it comes from

  • Task type: what kind of work the session is, such as Email & Message, Debug or Research. It decides which components count, and how much.
  • Roles: what each prompt does (New Ask, Refinement, Correction, Extension or Close) changes which components it's graded on.
  • Turn grades: each prompt's grade is the weighted share of the components it needed that it gave.
  • Components: each turn shows which components it had and which it was missing, so you can see where the points went.

What a score doesn't mean

A lower score isn't a judgment of the result you got. It shows how much the AI had to guess, and where putting more in your prompts would have saved it.

A Correction is graded like any other turn, even when the AI made the mistake. One that says what's wrong and how to tell it's fixed scores well; a bare “that's wrong” scores low.

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