Read the architecture before the feature list.
Choose an AI technology path that fits the work, the data, and the exit.
Independent technology maps, evaluation guides, decision kits, and private planning tools for small teams comparing AI approaches without vendor rankings or invented product tests.
7original evaluation guides
6decision-kit structures
3private browser tools
0vendor rankings or submissions
Start with a technology boundary
Three private tools for the conversation before procurement.
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Technology pathfinder
Compare a person-led assistant, embedded feature, connected system, or controlled application.
Map a starting patternLAB 02Data-boundary check
See whether the trial has an allowed-input rule, provider evidence, administration, and cleanup.
Check eight foundationsLAB 03Pilot evidence scorecard
Separate a decision-producing pilot from an impressive but unbounded demonstration.
Review the pilot frameTechnology evaluation sequence
Resolve architecture questions before product preference.
Separate the stack
Map the AI technology layers before shopping
Start with the job
Define the workflow before the AI category
Protect the input
Set a data boundary before the trial
Choose the pattern
Compare AI delivery patterns, not just products
Ask for the record
Request vendor evidence before confidence
Leave an evidence trail
Six decision structures for your approved system.
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DECISION KIT / 01
AI technology layer map
A one-page view of the experience, workflow, model, data, controls, human review, and provider dependencies.Open decision kit02DECISION KIT / 02
Workflow evidence brief
A shared baseline for comparing different AI approaches against the same job.Open decision kit03DECISION KIT / 03
Approved-data boundary card
A plain-language rule for what may and may not enter an AI trial.Open decision kit04DECISION KIT / 04
Vendor evidence request
A consistent request for the facts behind security, privacy, administration, change, and exit claims.Open decision kit05DECISION KIT / 05
Representative test-set sheet
A reusable set of normal, difficult, ambiguous, unsafe, and prohibited examples.Open decision kit06DECISION KIT / 06
Pilot decision record
A visible adopt, revise, extend, stop, or escalate decision with evidence and closeout.Open decision kitPrimary sources, visible limits, and no borrowed certainty.
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