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Start with the real task.

Tell us what the agent must complete, where it must run, and what outcome your team would accept as evidence. We will answer with fit, limits, and the questions that matter.

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01Operating brief

A useful inquiry reads like an operating brief.

Model fit depends on the whole system. A precise first note lets us separate a model question from an interface, data, runtime, or evaluation question before either team commits time to the wrong problem.

Workload intake registerA three-part operating brief connecting the task, its system envelope, and the evidence required for a decision.OPERATING BRIEF / WORKLOAD INTAKETASK → SYSTEM → PROOF01 / OBJECTTASKWHAT MUST COMPLETE02 / ENVELOPESYSTEMWHERE IT MUST RUN03 / DECISIONPROOFWHAT EARNS A YESONE INQUIRY / ONE OPERATING BOUNDARYOUTPUT / FIT · LIMITS · NEXT TEST
01Task
The complete job the agent must finish, not a broad use-case label.
02System
The tools, data, hardware, privacy, latency, and operating boundaries around it.
03Failure
The behavior that breaks trust, creates cost, or prevents deployment.
04Proof
The observed result that would justify a clear product or deployment decision.
02Inquiry

Send the boundary, not the pitch.

The strongest starting point is a short, concrete description of what exists today, where it fails, and the decision this work needs to support.

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Representative work

A real workflow, trace, or task boundary is more useful than a category such as finance or legal.

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Operating constraints

Include the deployment environment, data boundary, latency target, and any security requirements.

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Decision rule

Name the outcome, failure rate, or comparison your team would accept as sufficient evidence.

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