📚 How to Validate Low-Side Behavior for Conditional Filtering and Routine Iteration #98
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This PR adds documentation extracted from a Slack Q&A thread.
Category: general
Source: https://distylai.slack.com/archives/impl-tower-chat-optim/p1761669424640689
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How to Validate Low-Side Behavior for Conditional Filtering and Routine Iteration
Overview
This guide explains why low-side environments matter for development and testing, and outlines how to validate that conditional logic (for example, for ACR and channel) is correctly applied at lower Levels of Access (LOA) and on the web. It also summarizes current limitations with pointing Distillery to the ASDK high-side environment.
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