Module 10 Summary
What this module established
Write the scope first with an explicit autonomy level and a never-does list. Sort tools by effect and gate only the irreversible ones - designing permissions before building is what keeps them out of the prompt.
Carry forward
- Bound goal, steps, time, actions and repeats separately, and escalate with the trail. A run stopped at a ceiling has usually done useful work.
- None of these controls fires on a successful run, so each needs a test that constructs the failing condition deliberately.
- State the metrics that look bad along with the trade, list what you have not tested, and name an owner.
Before moving on
You have finished when every control has a test that makes it fire, your risk review states any metric worse than manual, and a reader's questions have been recorded and answered.
