Pearl Hybrid Intelligence: AI draft + expert verification (across 100+ expert domains)
Pearl Hybrid Intelligence: AI draft + expert verification (across 100+ expert domains) Deliver higher-confidence answers by combining an AI assistant with professional human verification. Pearl provides access to a network of 20,000 licensed experts (including JDs, MDs, PhDs, DVMs, CPAs, engineers) across 100+ domains - Legal and Health are just examples, and the prompts can be tuned for many other areas. What this template does Lets users ask questions in a conversational format (your app sends the conversation history). Collects any missing intake details before answering. Generates a clear draft answer using AI. Sends the draft to a Pearl expert for professional verification. Returns the verified answer back to the user, including who verified it. How it works (non-technical) A user asks a question. If the assistant needs more context, it asks one focused follow-up question. Once the assistant has enough information, it drafts a complete answer. That draft is automatically reviewed by a qualified Pearl expert. The user receives the verified answer, along with expert attribution. Setup steps (10–15 minutes) Connect your OpenAI credential in n8n (used for intake + drafting). Add your Pearl MCP Server API key (used for expert verification). You can request a demo access key here: https://www.pearl.com/enterprise/contact-get-started Activate the workflow and send a test request using the example payload below. Customization The intake and draft answer prompts can be adjusted to match end-user needs (domain, tone, risk policy, compliance requirements). You can also modify the response format (fields returned, disclaimers, attribution formatting) without changing the core flow. Input payload format (conversation history) Send a JSON body like: { "model": "gpt-4o-mini", "messages": [ { "role": "user", "content": "My question..." } ] }. An n8n automation workflow template by Vitaliy.
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