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Operating skills

AI work needs receipts.

Six small procedures keep ownership, evidence, approvals, and finished work visible.

Operating contract

Clear work. Human gates.

Ownership
Every task names one active writer and one approval owner.
Evidence
A test, capture, or artifact supports every completion claim.
Boundaries
Publishing, deployment, credentials, payments, and originals stop for approval.
Forecasts
Suggested work remains a proposal until a person starts it.

The workflow

A task earns its way forward.

  1. 01RequestState the outcome.
  2. 02ObserveCollect evidence.
  3. 03PlanName the checks.
  4. 04GateAsk when required.
  5. 05BuildKeep one writer.
  6. 06VerifyInspect behavior.
  7. 07ReceiptRecord the result.

Six reusable skills

Failure modes, written down.

01Verified live

Dispatch

One repository, one writer.

A task starts only after its scope, owner, and acceptance check are visible.

02Verified dry

Independent review

Separate conclusions stay separate.

Reviewers examine the same brief independently so agreement and disagreement remain legible.

03Verified live

Closeout

The record beats scrollback.

A finished task records the change, the check, the blocker, and the next decision.

04Audited

Release gate

Stop at the irreversible edge.

Build and verification can continue while release and distribution wait for approval.

05Audited

Proof-backed copy

Drafts are not published.

Public notes come from commits, artifacts, and captures instead of invented metrics.

06Audited

Visible verification

A real screen beats a green check.

Tests sit beside the fresh-user path, the packaged app, and the visible result.

Move faster without losing the truth.

See current proof