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Online Reference "How to Spell It Right": How an AI Agent Reduced Information Search Time by 90% and Increased Data Accuracy by 60%

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ASCN Team
30 July 2026
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Every day, hundreds of thousands of users turn to the online reference "How to Spell It Right" for help with spelling, grammar, and synonyms. Behind each request is a need for quick and accurate information. Until recently, maintaining the relevance and reliability of data required significant effort from the team, but after implementing an AI agent, the time spent on searching and verification was reduced by 90%, and data accuracy increased by 60%.

In a world where information becomes obsolete at lightning speed, and users expect instant and error-free answers, maintaining the relevance of reference resources is a real challenge. Manual searching, checking, and updating data — these are thousands of hours of work, a high risk of human error, and constant lagging behind changing language norms. This not only slows down project development but also undermines audience trust. But today, this routine can and should be automated.

The pain and routine of a linguistic reference

For the "How to Spell It Right" project, academic credibility is critically important. Every answer, whether it's the morphological analysis of the word "пробуем" (try) or finding synonyms for "пожелание" (wish), must be supported by official sources. This means constant cross-referencing with online dictionaries, grammar guides, and tracking changes in linguistic norms.

Previously, this process involved many hours of manual labor. Employees manually searched for information based on queries, compared data from several sources, checked the correctness of stresses, word forms, and usage examples. Even after thorough checking, there was always a risk of missing something or introducing an inaccuracy, especially when processing a large volume of data. As a result, despite all efforts, the update speed was low, and the team's workload was enormous.

Why standard tools were insufficient

The project already used automated tools for collecting basic information, but they could not fully replace a human. These systems were good for extracting raw data but could not interpret context, verify information from multiple sources, and most importantly, make decisions about data reliability. For example, they could find all forms of the word "пробуем" but could not independently determine which one was most relevant or correct depending on the source.

Therefore, the team needed not just a data collection tool, but an intelligent assistant that could take over routine verification and updating operations, acting as a linguistic expert, but with much greater speed and accuracy. This led to the idea of implementing an AI agent.

How the AI agent for linguistic analysis was designed

The AI agent was designed as a multifunctional system capable of performing complex tasks in linguistic analysis and verification. The agent's main functions included:

  • Automated information retrieval. The agent was integrated with official online dictionaries and linguistic databases, allowing it to instantly find necessary information for specified words and phrases.
  • Cross-referencing data. The agent could compare information from different sources, identify discrepancies, and suggest the most reliable option, citing authoritative academic norms.
  • Generating usage examples. Based on the analysis of large text corpora, the agent generated relevant example sentences illustrating the use of a word in various contexts.
  • Error detection and correction. The agent could identify potential errors and inaccuracies in existing data, suggesting correct alternatives.
  • Monitoring language changes. The agent tracked new rules, exceptions, and spelling changes, ensuring the constant relevance of the reference.

A key principle of the agent's work was to provide the human with a final version, ready for publication, but with the possibility of manual refinement. This allowed for maintaining control and guaranteeing the highest quality.

Implementation and team adaptation

The implementation of the AI agent began with a pilot project to check and update morphological analyses and stresses. The team quickly became convinced of its effectiveness, as the agent processed hundreds of words in the time it previously took for dozens. After a successful pilot, the agent's functionality was expanded, entrusting it with synonym search and generation of example sentences.

Employees who previously spent hours on routine searches now checked the agent's results and focused on more complex and creative tasks, such as analyzing rare linguistic phenomena or developing new reference categories. Adaptation went smoothly, as the agent did not replace people but freed them from routine, increasing overall productivity and work quality.

Implementation results

Metric Before AI agent implementation After AI agent implementation
Time for information search and verification (per data unit) 10-15 minutes 1-2 minutes
Reduction in information search time baseline 90%
Accuracy of linguistic data baseline +60%
Data update frequency monthly daily

The implementation of the AI agent allowed the "How to Spell It Right" project not only to significantly reduce operational costs and content update time but also to substantially increase user trust due to the unprecedented accuracy and relevance of the information provided. Search time was reduced by 90%, and data accuracy increased by 60%.

How to implement this in your company

If your business relies on the relevance and accuracy of large volumes of textual or reference data, an AI agent can become your key tool. Here's where to start:

  • Identify the most labor-intensive data collection and verification tasks. Find processes where employees spend the most time on manual searching, comparing, and confirming information.
  • Build a database of authoritative sources. For an AI agent, access to verified data is critical. Connect it to official databases, dictionaries, and guidelines.
  • Start small but measurable. Choose one specific function, such as spell-checking or generating brief descriptions, and automate it. Evaluate the results before scaling.
  • Integrate the agent into existing workflows. The less employees have to change their habits, the faster the adaptation will be, and the higher the ROI.

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