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Builders, worksheets, training materials and software, together in one place. Preview the work before opening a tool.
Builders.
Answer a few questions in the page. Get something your team can discuss. Nothing is sent to a server; reloading clears your draft.
- Rollout Brief Builder — plan a rollout. Define permissions, evidence and accountable owners across six evidence areas. Build a rollout brief ↗
- Vendor Review Builder (starter) — review a vendor. Ask for evidence behind the promised capabilities, with a printable questionnaire and comparison worksheet. Prepare a vendor review ↗
Worksheets.
- Milestone evidence worksheet — blank CSV, completed fictional version and annotations
- Fictional cancellation packet — six correlated artifacts and a bounded conclusion
Completed fictional examples first, so your team recognizes the work product. Then a blank checklist you can take into the meeting.
- Permission matrix (fictional example) — who can perform which actions. Preview the matrix ↗
- Callback-review worksheet (fictional example) — whether a request has a record, owner and deadline. Preview the worksheet ↗
- Annotated evidence record (fictional example) — whether the evidence supports the completion claim. Preview the evidence ↗
- Unfinished-work worksheet — already live? Find the work your automation leaves unfinished: unresolved requests, unsupported completion messages, responsible owners and staff recovery effort. Review unfinished work ↗
- Blank workflow evidence checklist (TXT) — the six evidence questions to bring to owners before a rollout or vendor-acceptance decision.
Training.
Short guides and one fictional walkthrough. Each guide starts with a direct answer and links to the relevant tool.
- Fictional callback example — follow a fictional callback from promise to record across four scenes. Walk through the callback ↗
- When the agent says “done,” what actually happened? — define the promised milestone and check the authoritative record.
- A reviewer needs a way to verify — make evidence, time and authority behind oversight explicit.
- Who may act for the patient? — trace caller permission separately from identification.
- The request was sent. Who accepted it? — includes the Callback and Referral Operations Workbook for states, receiving agreements, closure and measurement.
- Explore all research guides ↗
Software.
Small, inspectable software with published evidence. No customer system is accessed.
- Executed synthetic lab (PA-LAB-02) — reproduce an isolated cancellation-authority failure, correction and retest. Download source, timestamps, correlated events and synthetic SQLite records.
- Lab source and reproduction — authored fixture, report and artifact verifier. Run
npm run lab:verifylocally.
More builders, worksheets and training will appear here as they are released. Categories are shown as resources become available; this page never links to unreleased tools.
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