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Start with a bounded collection, process or evaluation task. Define the evidence, the deliverable and the person who can accept it.
Find the source, permission and quality gaps in a bounded collection before it is used by an assistant.
Deliverable: A collection inventory, sample quality findings and a prioritized preparation checklist.
Explore the scope →Turn approved source material and a process walkthrough into instructions that an owner can test and maintain.
Deliverable: A versioned SOP, a source map and an exception and approval checklist.
Explore the scope →Build a reviewable set of task examples and scoring rules for comparing AI outputs against an agreed standard.
Deliverable: A versioned evaluation set, scoring rubric and reviewer decision log.
Explore the scope →Each scope names the inputs, review steps and acceptance checks. Private sources stay within the agreed work. A dataset, an evaluation set and a trained model are different outputs; the scope must name which one is being prepared.
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