It asks instead of guessing
Roo doesn’t understand, and Plain AI assumes a meaning that isn’t in Planned Parenthood’s published answers; Lodora asks what the user means.
See this in the full conversation →Same AI model, same information. Lodora adds a decision layer: it asks when unsure, keeps links and policies exact, and recovers when it gets it wrong.
Of the replies that shared a link, how many had it exactly right.
Conversations (out of 45) where an automatic review flagged a slip. Lower is better.
The 9 messages people sent the live Roo chatbot: what they needed, and how much of it each got. Most typical of 3 recorded runs; one conversation, so a small sample.
* The automatic review is an AI from the same model family reading each transcript afterwards, so treat it as a rough guide. Across all conversations it found Plain AI met 59% of customer needs and Lodora 53%; see the full scoreboard. Plain AI and Lodora use the same AI model with the same information.
One customer message each, and how each assistant replied. Roo today is the chatbot live on the site now. Plain AI is the same AI as Lodora, without the decision layer. Showing the most typical of 3 recorded runs.
Roo doesn’t understand, and Plain AI assumes a meaning that isn’t in Planned Parenthood’s published answers; Lodora asks what the user means.
See this in the full conversation →The earlier messages were about Plan B.
Roo repeats its emergency contraception reply; Lodora asks which pill and gives the exact Missed Pill Quiz link, while Plain AI’s copy of that link is broken.
See this in the full conversation →The user is replying to the missed-pill answers above.
Plain AI says its link was broken, then sends the same broken link; Lodora apologizes and tries the other reading, Plan B, with an exact link.
See this in the full conversation →The rule is to verify the account email before discussing a charge; Plain AI asks for it but starts explaining the charge anyway, Lodora just asks.
See this in the full conversation →The user forgot a pill and doesn’t know which kind it is.
Both send the user to the Missed Pill Quiz; Plain AI’s copy of the link is garbled partway through, Lodora’s matches the published link exactly.
See this in the full conversation →