Corpus Coverage Mapping

Coverage gaps are silent. A domain with no governing rules produces answers shaped only by the model's general training, which is fluent, plausible and unconstrained by anything the organization believes — and nothing signals the absence. Mapping coverage against the organization's actual work makes the gaps visible: which departments have contributed rules, which processes are governed, which subjects are answered with nothing local informing them. It is the same exercise as identifying where expertise sits with one or two individuals, approached from the corpus side.

Because skills in Centralpoint carry owners, scopes and audience assignments, the corpus can be related to the organizational structure it serves, and daily curation keeps that map current as rules are added and revised. A domain the assistant answers confidently and the corpus does not cover is the clearest available signal of where governance work is owed.