Fix the part that failed. Keep the work that did not.
A generated document fails an accessibility check. Give Bellfly the finding and the intended result, and let your agent repair the affected output.
“Try again” can lose what was already right.
Starting a new conversation often produces a different report, including changes you never requested. Now you have to compare everything again.
What you give Bellfly
The existing report, the failed check, the original requirements and the specific changes allowed.
Download a task briefBellfly organizes. Your agents get to work.
Once the goal and limits are clear, each next step does not have to wait for you.
Bellfly identifies the affected passages and keeps the original result.
Your agent fixes the headings and descriptions within the agreed scope.
Bellfly runs the failed check again and checks for related regressions.
You can step away during the repair and return to the change and its checks.
The repair needs more information.
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How Bellfly continues
Bellfly keeps the finished fixes and asks for the missing explanation. It continues the affected part when that information is available.
A repaired document and a clear account of the changes.
The original and revised output, the specific finding, the repair and the fresh check results together.
What you still decide
You decide whether to expand the repair scope and whether the newly checked result is ready to use.