Question 1

What quality rules does Forge enforce?

Accepted Answer

Forge enforces rules that every question must pass before you see it: answers must be verifiable facts (not opinions), stable over time (not "current" facts that change), self-contained (no outside knowledge required), and have exactly one defensible answer. These rules catch the common mistakes that make AI trivia unusable.

Question 2

How does the quality scoring work?

Accepted Answer

Forge scores questions on a 1-100 scale based on how well-constructed they are: Does the question give solvers something to work with? Can a knowledgeable person reason their way to the answer? Is every word doing useful work? This is quality scoring—not difficulty scoring.

Question 3

What happens if Forge can't fulfill my request exactly?

Accepted Answer

Instead of silently failing or producing bad output, Forge negotiates with you. If your request has issues—like asking for trivia about something with no stable answer—Forge explains the problem and suggests alternatives. This collaborative approach means you get usable questions instead of wasted AI credits.

Question 4

How is Forge different from asking ChatGPT for trivia?

Accepted Answer

ChatGPT gives you a question; Forge gives you a host-tested question. The difference: Forge uses blueprint-first architecture (designing the question structure before researching facts), applies quality rules to catch common AI mistakes, and scores question quality so you know what you're getting. Plus, every fact is verified with Google Search citations.

Question 5

How accurate is AI-generated trivia?

Accepted Answer

Forge uses Google Search to verify facts and cite sources for every question. But accuracy is just one part—Forge also catches problems that pure fact-checking misses, like temporally unstable answers ("Who is the current CEO?") or questions that require outside knowledge to answer. You always review and approve questions before they enter your library.

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