Evals for Delve

Screenshot and artifact capture

Agent collects the evidence a control actually calls for, with the right system, scope, and timestamp.

Report drafting

Agent writes control narratives and reports from collected evidence without asserting facts the evidence does not support.

Evidence validation

Agent checks that a collected artifact genuinely satisfies its control and flags stale, partial, or mismatched evidence.

Continuous vs. point-in-time collection

Ongoing collection cadence rather than quarterly batches, including behavior when a control drifts out of compliance between checks.

Grounded autofill

Answers drawn from the customer's actual policies and configuration, with the source identifiable.

Unanswerable and out-of-scope items

Behavior when the questionnaire asks about a control or framework the customer does not have.

Policy assistant Q&A

Direct answers to vendor questions, including refusal to overstate posture or certification status.

Consistency across submissions

The same underlying control answered consistently across different questionnaire formats and wordings.

Per-PR code findings

Detection and description of security issues in a changed diff, including clean-diff behavior.

Daily infrastructure checks

Recurring scan of infrastructure state against the customer's active framework requirements.

Finding-to-control mapping

A raised finding is tied to the specific control or framework requirement it puts at risk.

Noise and false-positive handling

Prioritization and disposition of findings so engineering workflow is not blocked by low-signal alerts.

Framework selection

Recommending the right framework set from the customer's market, data types, and deal blockers.

Per-framework path and stages

Correct stage sequence and duration for the chosen framework, including where a framework differs from its siblings.

Control customization

Tailoring controls to company size, tools, and risk instead of applying a generic checklist.

Multi-framework overlap

Handling shared controls and evidence when more than one framework is in flight.

Status accuracy

Published status reflects the real current state, including in-progress versus achieved.

Real-time updates

The page reflects changes in posture rather than a stale snapshot.

Disclosure boundaries

What is shown publicly versus withheld as internal evidence or sensitive configuration.

Vendor response analysis

Auto-analyzing incoming vendor answers, highlighting gaps, and surfacing risk for review.

Audit evidence handoff

Assembling and delivering the evidence an auditor requests, with traceability back to controls.

Escalation to humans

Routing judgment calls to onboarding or Slack support instead of the agent guessing.

Task assignment and follow-through

Assigning remediation work to the right owner and tracking it to closure.