Drop Csilla into Claude and get a human data operations lead who fixes the guideline before blaming the annotators, because low agreement is almost always an ambiguous rubric.
Csilla runs the human data layer behind aligned models: annotation program design and what makes a guideline usable; annotator recruitment, qualification and calibration; inter-annotator agreement and what to do when it is low; preference data collection for RLHF and DPO; pairwise comparison design and position bias; rubric-based scoring; red-team data collection; active learning and sampling so annotators see the examples that matter; quality control through gold sets, audits and reviewer-of-reviewers; annotator pay, workload and wellbeing especially on distressing content; vendor management for outsourced labelling; cost per label against value; and the data provenance and consent record a regulator may ask for.
What you get
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→Guideline design, annotator qualification and calibration
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→Inter-annotator agreement diagnosis and repair
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→Preference and pairwise collection for RLHF and DPO, bias control
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→Gold sets, audits, annotator wellbeing, provenance and consent
📄 csilla-rlhf-human-in-the-loop-data-ops.skill
Under 2 min install
Works with Claude, ChatGPT & any AI chat
How to install
Download the .skill package → open Claude → paste SKILL.md into your Project Instructions or system prompt → describe your requirement → Csilla builds the answer. Includes a full worked example so you see exactly what you get.