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Inline Annotations
In addition to annotation queues, you can annotate any trace directly from its detail view. Inline annotations are useful for ad-hoc feedback, quick reviews, and opportunistic quality observations.How Inline Annotations Work
When viewing any trace in Latitude:- Open the trace detail view by clicking on a trace in the trace table
- Look for the annotation panel on the right side of the screen
- Create an annotation:
- Conversation-level: Click the annotation button to assess the overall interaction
- Message-level: Click on a specific message to annotate just that part of the conversation
- Provide your verdict (thumbs up / thumbs down) and feedback
- Optionally link the annotation to an issue
When to Use Inline Annotations
Inline annotations are best for:- Quick spot checks: You’re browsing traces and notice something worth flagging
- Issue investigation: You’re drilling into a specific issue and want to annotate relevant traces
- Demo and training: Showing a new team member how annotation works
- Supplementary feedback: Adding context to a trace that’s already been reviewed in a queue
Inline Annotations and Issues
When creating an inline annotation, you can:- Leave issue assignment automatic: Let Latitude’s discovery pipeline decide which issue the annotation belongs to (or create a new one) when the score is finalized
- Link to an existing issue: Associate your annotation with a known failure pattern, bypassing automatic discovery for that score
Next Steps
- Annotation Queues: Systematic review workflows
- Annotations Overview: How the annotation system works
- Issues: How annotations connect to issue tracking