Readiness
Machine Intelligence Readiness Checklist
Define the workflow, owner, users, decisions, prohibited outcomes, data, tools, actions, current evidence, and release date.
Resources
Use these as preparation aids. They are not certifications, legal opinions, or substitutes for system-specific evidence.
Resource library
Each guide can be used as a meeting agenda or evidence-inventory prompt.
Readiness
Define the workflow, owner, users, decisions, prohibited outcomes, data, tools, actions, current evidence, and release date.
Architecture
Map roles, task graph, handoffs, shared state, memory, tools, policies, conflicts, timeouts, retries, and shutdown.
Control
Review identity, entitlements, routing, budgets, observability, approvals, policy enforcement, and emergency controls.
Evaluation
Cover normal, edge, adversarial, degraded, coordination, recovery, cost, latency, and human-review cases.
Authority
Separate recommendation, preparation, review, approval, execution, override, escalation, and risk acceptance.
Incident
Capture the task graph, versions, state, messages, calls, policies, approvals, outcomes, containment, and corrective actions.
Change
Assess behavior, routing, data terms, retention, cost, latency, reliability, fallback, and evidence impact.
Portfolio
Inventory business value, consequence, owners, shared controls, evaluation health, incidents, cost, and next decisions.
Teaming
Define client access, specialist role, interfaces, artifacts, acceptance, proposal dates, and handoff.
Practical use
Do not treat a completed checklist as proof. Use it to expose missing owners, evidence, decisions, and operating controls.
Start with a bounded decision
Public-safe preparation makes it easier to identify the smallest credible next step.