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// FIELD TRANSMISSIONS

System Logs

An archive of decisions, failures, changes, and shipped work. The record stays useful by keeping the sequence—and the limits—visible.

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Capable Agents Need a Containment Contract

Why capable agents need enforceable limits on execution, network reach, credentials, identities, tools, approvals, persistence, and revocation.

agent-safetycontainmentauthority
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A Scorecard Is Not a Release Gate

Why an evaluation result only becomes a governance control when it is tied to decision ownership, operational consequences, safeguards, and a defined route to reconsideration.

evaluation-governancerelease-gates
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The Exclusions Are the Feature: AI Capability Is Not Authority

A product becomes more legible when it states who may decide, what may persist, and what remains valid when normal conditions fail.

trust-boundariesproduct-design
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Built With AI Is Not a Complete Attribution

AI assistance should be visible, but contribution, judgment, evidence authority, and accountability still need separate attribution.

ai-assisted-workattributionaccountability
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The Eval Sandbox Is an Execution Boundary

An evaluation stops being harmless test scaffolding when its environment can translate model behavior into real effects.

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