Define & bound
Decide what to rely on, who owns it and where authority stops.
See how Day 1 defines the useful service, assigns ownership and sets the operating boundary before greater dependence is considered.
Open your AI Operating Charter. AI/GPT is not required just to use this day map; the linked sessions use supplied evidence and guided simulation.
Review Sessions 1–3, then open each full session to make a trust, ownership and boundary decision.
A provisional operating decision, accepted ownership and an explicit boundary with approval and stop rules.
The question for this day
What evidence would make me rely on this? By the end of the arc, you will have An operating boundary with approval and stop rules. Keep using the same task or fictional case so each session improves the previous work.
Session 1 · Trust · 120 minutes
Question: What evidence would make me rely on this?
You keep: A provisional operating decision and evidence gap.
| Bite | Decision you practise | Evidence you keep |
|---|---|---|
| Name the useful service | What benefit does this draft actually demonstrate? | Purpose, users and useful outcome |
| Choose a provisional operating decision | What may run while evidence is incomplete? | Current mode, condition and next evidence |
| Challenge confidence with an exception | Does a good normal case cover a discount exception? | Scope boundary and exception owner |
Open the full session and exercises.
Session 2 · Own · 120 minutes
Question: Who owns the outcome when something is wrong?
You keep: Accepted ownership and a three-part service review.
| Bite | Decision you practise | Evidence you keep |
|---|---|---|
| Assign outcomes and cover | Who decides, investigates and follows up? | Owner, responsibility, acknowledgement and cover |
| Separate health, quality and value | Can a service be available and still be failing? | Three-part review and response |
| Keep the boundary when an owner is absent | Who may approve while Mira is away? | Cover gap, hold and continued useful work |
Open the full session and exercises.
Session 3 · Bound · 120 minutes
Question: What may continue, and where must it ask?
You keep: An operating boundary with approval and stop rules.
| Bite | Decision you practise | Evidence you keep |
|---|---|---|
| State the actual permission | Which actions are inside the current mode? | Scope and task-specific authority |
| Escalate while serving the customer | What useful work survives the hold? | Stop rule, escalation and fallback |
| Distinguish instructions from enforcement | What would prove the restriction works? | Rule and control evidence |
Open the full session and exercises.
Show the day’s evidence
Open your AI Operating Charter. Ask a partner to use it without your explanation. Mark one unclear field, revise it and preserve the supporting record. Do not substitute confidence for proof.
Tonight · Trust review clinic
An evidence gap turned into a test for Session 4. Exchange provisional charters. Your partner challenges one trust claim, one absent owner and one permission assumption. Choose the most consequential gap and write an expected test result before seeing the outcome.
Open the 60-minute studio and its card. Tomorrow starts from this evidence.