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AI workflow operating through observable stages inside defined boundaries
Paper No. 009 · Applied AI

AI Evaluation Must Follow the Workflow

Why production AI should be evaluated across the entire workflow, including retrieved evidence, tool use, permissions and final business outcomes.

Connected records forming an observable history across resilient systems
Paper No. 007 · Observability

Audit Logs Are Part of the Product

Why audit trails should be designed as a usable product surface for operators, customers and reviewers—not retained as raw technical exhaust.

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Connected records forming an observable history across resilient systems
Paper No. 007 · Observability

Audit Logs Are Part of the Product

Why audit trails should be designed as a usable product surface for operators, customers and reviewers—not retained as raw technical exhaust.

AI workflow operating through observable stages inside defined boundaries
Paper No. 009 · Applied AI

AI Evaluation Must Follow the Workflow

Why production AI should be evaluated across the entire workflow, including retrieved evidence, tool use, permissions and final business outcomes.

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