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Beth 2.0 project scope

A shared reference for the people building, validating, managing and using Beth.

Online master updated 9 October 2026 with the RAG architecture and document lifecycle. The earlier team PDF does not include this refinement.

Effort baseline: 6 October 2026 · Architecture update: 9 October 2026 · Subject to discovery validation

Find the information for your role

Beth’s master scope brings business decisions, expert knowledge and technical delivery together. Start with the part you need.

A clear starting point for every role

Choose the role closest to your work. You will see a short reading sequence and the relevant sections, instead of the whole scope at once.

The technical team builds the system. Experts validate its knowledge and service rules. Managers organise delivery. Founders use the service.

The same master reference supports each path. You can still open a specific task link or switch to the complete scope.

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Delivery work breakdown

This source document holds the work definition. StartInfinity holds the people, checkpoints, execution reports and acceptance evidence. Each task card links to its source using a stable work-package code.

Application feature→Parent outcome→Work package→Infinity card and checklist→Reviewed evidence
Source revision 2026-10-09.1

Draft — requires product and reviewer approval. This is a proposed work definition, not a completed delivery or an approved staffing commitment.

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How the source becomes an Infinity task
  1. Founder benefit. Each screen or shared function has an observable outcome.
  2. Work-package definition. Each sub-package has bounded inputs, a worker role, a reviewer role, ordered steps and acceptance evidence.
  3. Scope review. Agreed boundaries, resolved decisions and validated effort establish the basis for assigning an owner and checkpoint.
  4. Task-card structure. One parent outcome becomes one parent card. One sub-package becomes one independently assigned work-package card. Its numbered steps become the native checklist. The description records the exact source anchor and revision.
  5. Execution records. Assignees, reviewer, dates, stages, checked steps, reports and evidence remain there.
  6. Acceptance review. The designated reviewer checks the versioned deliverable. Parent acceptance requires its child outcomes and feature criteria.
  7. Change control. Reviewed source revisions identify the affected task cards. Assignment, progress and acceptance history remain traceable.

Changes to work definitions are reviewed before the corresponding task cards are revised.

How to read a code: P01 is a parent task; P01.1 is a specific sub-package. P = pilot readiness; D = cloud-release verification; L = broader launch; B = existing prototypes; G = delivery guides. Parent references include both prerequisites and required child outcomes; they are not a standalone scheduling graph.

Application features → exact work packages (28 mapped features)

Each feature links its founder benefit and acceptance criteria to the work packages required to deliver it.

start.1 · Ask Beth a question

Founder benefit / required behavior

Let a founder describe a problem in their own words and receive a useful next step.

Feature acceptance example

An interrupted reply can resume without losing confirmed facts or repeating an action.

Related work packages

P14.1 P14.2 P05.2 P11.2

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start.2 · Choose a starting situation

Founder benefit / required behavior

Use a recognisable concern to start relevant questions, without asking for documents immediately.

Feature acceptance example

An online seller and a foreign founder receive the relevant follow-up questions.

Related work packages

P05.1 P05.2 P05.3 P01.1

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start.3 · Start a new conversation

Founder benefit / required behavior

Keep unrelated issues separate while retaining each conversation for later.

Feature acceptance example

A new concern does not inherit the previous conversation’s unconfirmed facts.

Related work packages

P14.1 P14.2 P13.3

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access.1 · Sign in

Founder benefit / required behavior

Associate saved chats, interview answers and cases with the correct account.

Feature acceptance example

A different founder cannot read this account’s conversation or case.

Related work packages

P16.1 D02.1 D02.3

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access.2 · Create an account

Founder benefit / required behavior

Let a first-time founder register before saving their journey.

Feature acceptance example

A new verified account can save and recall its own work.

Related work packages

P16.1 D02.1

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sources.1 · Read the cited guidance

Founder benefit / required behavior

Explain an answer with supporting evidence and the limits of that evidence.

Feature acceptance example

Every material compliance claim points to a supporting approved passage.

Related work packages

P04.1 P04.2 P04.3 P14.1 P14.2 P14.3

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sources.2 · Open the original source

Founder benefit / required behavior

Let the founder verify the original reference rather than rely only on Beth’s summary.

Feature acceptance example

A superseded rule is flagged instead of presented as current advice.

Related work packages

P04.1 P04.3

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profile.1 · Review the business facts

Founder benefit / required behavior

Turn a conversation into understandable facts: business type, location, workload and registration status.

Feature acceptance example

Changing monthly entries updates the correct workload band and retains an audit trail.

Related work packages

P05.1 P05.2 P05.3 P06.2

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profile.2 · Confirm the proposed scope

Founder benefit / required behavior

Get the founder’s agreement that Beth has identified the right problem before preparing an estimate.

Feature acceptance example

No estimate treats an unconfirmed guess as a verified business fact.

Related work packages

P05.3 P06.3

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quote.1 · Indicative range and billing period

Founder benefit / required behavior

Show what the founder may pay, whether the work is one-off or recurring, and how certain the estimate is.

Feature acceptance example

The same facts and price version reproduce the same range; missing facts widen or block the estimate.

Related work packages

P06.1 P06.2 P06.3 P01.2

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quote.2 · What the package includes

Founder benefit / required behavior

Translate service codes into clear line items and their purpose, without charging twice for shared work.

Feature acceptance example

Two services sharing setup work include that setup cost only once.

Related work packages

P06.2 P06.3 P01.3

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report.1 · Babylon 2k report and scope

Founder benefit / required behavior

Give the founder a branded record of the situation, recommendation and estimate.

Feature acceptance example

The report matches the quote version the founder reviewed, even after price rules change.

Related work packages

P13.1 P13.2 P06.3 P08.1

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report.2 · Download, print or save

Founder benefit / required behavior

Allow the founder to retain or share the recommendation without repeating the interview.

Feature acceptance example

Only an authorised user can retrieve the saved report.

Related work packages

P13.2 P13.3 D02.2

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specialists.1 · Compare suitability

Founder benefit / required behavior

Explain why a specialist fits the location, service and complexity of this business.

Feature acceptance example

A nearby profile lacking the required verified skill does not outrank a qualified specialist.

Related work packages

P07.1 P07.2 P07.3 P12.1

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specialists.2 · Select this specialist

Founder benefit / required behavior

Carry the selected specialist and business brief into booking or case assignment.

Feature acceptance example

The appointment and case retain the selected eligible specialist.

Related work packages

P07.3 P08.1 P08.3

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booking.1 · Preferred date and time

Founder benefit / required behavior

Collect a convenient time and meeting format without suggesting the specialist has accepted it.

Feature acceptance example

A request remains pending until confirmed, and conflicting confirmed slots are prevented.

Related work packages

P17.1 P17.2

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booking.2 · Save appointment request

Founder benefit / required behavior

Persist the request, brief and selected specialist so the founder can follow up.

Feature acceptance example

A retried save creates one appointment request, not two.

Related work packages

P17.1 P17.2 P17.3 P15.1

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handoff.1 · Live / Not live indicator

Founder benefit / required behavior

Show whether a verified specialist is available and switch conversation ownership when they accept.

Feature acceptance example

A stale presence signal is marked unavailable; Beth cannot talk over an active human specialist.

Related work packages

P09.1 P09.2 P09.3 P07.2 P16.1 P16.2 P16.3

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handoff.2 · Consent to share the brief

Founder benefit / required behavior

Let the founder decide whether the specialist receives the conversation summary and contact details.

Feature acceptance example

The handoff cannot expose a summary the founder has not agreed to share.

Related work packages

P13.1 P13.3 P09.1 P09.3

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handoff.3 · Create a case and request a human

Founder benefit / required behavior

Keep a task with the chosen specialist even if nobody replies immediately.

Feature acceptance example

An offline specialist still receives an assigned case, with queued delivery tracked separately.

Related work packages

P09.1 P09.3 P08.1

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portal.1 · Case status and owner

Founder benefit / required behavior

Show the founder who is responsible and what happens next.

Feature acceptance example

The founder and assigned staff see the correct case; unrelated staff cannot access its files.

Related work packages

P08.1 P08.2 P08.3 P16.1 P16.2 P16.3 P12.2

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portal.2 · Approve scope and budget

Founder benefit / required behavior

Require the founder’s approval before a specialist begins additional work.

Feature acceptance example

A specialist cannot start extra work without approval of that exact scope and fee.

Related work packages

P08.2 P06.3 P16.1 P16.2 P16.3

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portal.3 · Notification delivery status

Founder benefit / required behavior

Make staff and founder alerts traceable rather than assume a message was delivered.

Feature acceptance example

One case event produces one notification; a failed delivery is visible and can be retried.

Related work packages

P15.1 P09.3

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history.1 · Search previous conversations

Founder benefit / required behavior

Save time by finding an earlier business issue and its recommendation.

Feature acceptance example

Search returns this founder’s records without exposing another account’s data.

Related work packages

P13.3 P14.2 P16.1

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history.2 · Recall or delete

Founder benefit / required behavior

Resume context or remove the chat with a clear explanation of what is retained in an open case.

Feature acceptance example

Deletion removes the intended chat and does not silently delete an active case obligation.

Related work packages

P13.3 D03.2 P16.3

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workshop.1 · Role interviews and service effort cards

Founder benefit / required behavior

Collect expert decisions, effort drivers and cost inputs that explain a founder question or quotation rule.

Feature acceptance example

An answer with no decision consumer is removed; unapproved answers cannot alter production prices.

Related work packages

P02.1 P02.2 P02.3 P03.1 P03.2 P03.3 P10.1 P10.2 P10.3

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workshop.2 · Package composition and draft comparison

Founder benefit / required behavior

Show which service items and cost inputs create each package before a manager approves them.

Feature acceptance example

Publishing a new price version changes future quotes while preserving previous ones.

Related work packages

P06.1 P06.2 P06.3 P01.3 P10.2 P10.3

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workshop.3 · Readiness and evidence check

Founder benefit / required behavior

Separate completing the survey from proving that Beth quotes and advises accurately.

Feature acceptance example

A complete survey with zero job evidence is not reported as a proven accurate quotation engine.

Related work packages

P11.1 P11.2 P11.3 P10.2 P10.3 P15.1 P15.2 P15.3

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130 direct references across 34 parent tasks and guides.

Pilot product readiness

P01Approve the pilot journeys and service catalogue3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

An approved catalogue identifies each included service and package, its evidence, owner and scope; excluded or complex cases have a clear review route.

Required skill / responsible role
Product owner / business analyst

Reviewer role
Product owner and Philippine CPA / practice lead

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

No prerequisite work packages. The required inputs and readiness criteria are listed below.

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

P01.1 P01.2 P01.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Choose 3 pilot journeys: straightforward business setup, routine records/compliance and ordinary backlog assessment.
  2. Approve 12–15 service codes with deliverables, prerequisites, exclusions, work unit and period.
  3. Assemble 4 packages and check shared-work duplication and escalation boundaries.
  4. Record named service owners, approvers and release version; keep the remaining catalogue in draft.

Scope boundary

Parent task owns the stated feature outcome. Child packages are delegated and reviewed separately.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Required child acceptance records plus evidence that the parent’s feature outcome and original checklist pass. Use retrievable redacted links, exact versions and expected/actual results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Application features this work supports

quote.1 · Indicative range and billing period
quote.2 · What the package includes
start.2 · Choose a starting situation
workshop.2 · Package composition and draft comparison

Related screen and functional scope

Pilot scope · Founder journeys · Package definitions

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p01

Exact sub-package references

P01.1 Approve the three pilot founder journeys

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Three versioned journey briefs have approved outcomes and boundaries.

Required skill / responsible role
Product owner / business analyst

Reviewer role
Domain reviewer

Inputs required before starting

  • P01 scope brief

Start prerequisites

No prerequisite work packages. The required inputs and readiness criteria are listed below.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Read existing setup, monthly-compliance and backlog journey drafts.
  2. List allowed founder segments and explicit exclusions for each journey.
  3. Write the observable founder outcome and human-review boundary.
  4. Obtain accountable-owner review and record unresolved decisions.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P01. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Journey briefs, approval record and decision log.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If a segment or advice boundary is disputed, leave that journey draft and request the named domain decision. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

start.2 · Choose a starting situation

Related screen and functional scope

Pilot scope · Founder journeys · Package definitions

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p01-1

P01.2 Validate each pilot service unit and deliverable

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Each selected code has a reviewed bounded service card; unknown evidence is visibly unresolved.

Required skill / responsible role
Service owner / specialist

Reviewer role
Practice lead / Philippine CPA

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

P01.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Select the proposed 12–15 pilot service codes.
  2. Define one entity, period, workload unit and included result for each code.
  3. List exclusions, required inputs, prerequisites and observable completion checks.
  4. Label each input measured, estimated or proposed; record its evidence and reviewer.
  5. Resolve duplicate codes or incompatible service definitions.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P01. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Service-card register, source references and review decisions.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If evidence or professional approval is missing, retain the service in draft and identify the question needed to approve it. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

quote.1 · Indicative range and billing period

Related screen and functional scope

Pilot scope · Founder journeys · Package definitions

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p01-2

P01.3 Approve four packages without overlapping work

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Four reviewed package definitions have clear boundaries and no duplicate shared work.

Required skill / responsible role
Operations / service-design owner

Reviewer role
Finance owner and domain reviewer

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

P01.2

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Match one approved founder need to each proposed package.
  2. List included service codes, prerequisites and conditional additions.
  3. Check entity/period/work-unit overlaps and remove duplicate work.
  4. Write founder-facing inclusions, exclusions and escalation options.
  5. Record package owner and versioned approval.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P01. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Package composition matrix, overlap examples and approval record.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If the component services conflict or lack approval, block package release and list the required service decisions. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

quote.2 · What the package includes
workshop.2 · Package composition and draft comparison

Related screen and functional scope

Pilot scope · Founder journeys · Package definitions

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p01-3

P02Map the revised 20-topic interview to Beth decisions3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

All 20 topics map to a named decision, structured record, approver and test; no legacy 23-topic map is silently used.

Required skill / responsible role
Business analyst

Reviewer role
Product owner and domain / finance reviewers

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

P01.1

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

P02.1 P02.2 P02.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Inventory the revised collection topics and identify the exact decision each answer changes.
  2. Define typed outputs, units, periods, service codes and evidence links for each topic.
  3. Assign the appropriate reviewer and one acceptance example per topic.
  4. Preserve unknowns and measured-versus-estimated evidence; retire or revise questions without a useful consumer.

Scope boundary

Parent task owns the stated feature outcome. Child packages are delegated and reviewed separately.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Required child acceptance records plus evidence that the parent’s feature outcome and original checklist pass. Use retrievable redacted links, exact versions and expected/actual results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Application features this work supports

workshop.1 · Role interviews and service effort cards

Related screen and functional scope

Answer-to-decision learning plan · Current 20-topic interview · Model answers

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p02

Exact sub-package references

P02.1 Reconcile the current 20 topics with the learning map

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

A versioned crosswalk covers all 20 current topics and explains each retired or changed legacy link.

Required skill / responsible role
Business analyst

Reviewer role
Product owner

Inputs required before starting

  • collection-spec.mjs
  • Beth_Learning_Logic.json

Start prerequisites

P01.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. List s1–s8, m1–m6 and e1–e6 with the current collection version.
  2. Compare them against the legacy 23-question learning audit.
  3. Link each current topic to a specific founder or business decision.
  4. Record obsolete mappings and missing consumers without altering submitted snapshots.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P02. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Current-to-legacy crosswalk and accepted mapping review.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If a topic has no decision consumer, mark the gap and seek a product decision; do not invent a consumer. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

workshop.1 · Role interviews and service effort cards

Related screen and functional scope

Answer-to-decision learning plan · Current 20-topic interview · Model answers

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p02-1

P02.2 Define typed candidate records for interview answers

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

The approved record contract preserves provenance and rejects invented defaults or executable interview text.

Required skill / responsible role
Data / backend engineer

Reviewer role
Business analyst and domain reviewer

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

P02.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Define field type, unit, period, service ID and allowed values for each consumer.
  2. Keep unknown, estimate, measured observation and proposed policy as separate states.
  3. Retain exact submission/topic/field and evidence references.
  4. Specify checks for dates, missing units, conflicting scope and permitted rule operators.
  5. Provide one valid, one unknown and one invalid record example per candidate type.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P02. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Candidate schema, validation table and redacted examples.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If unit, scope or evidence meaning is unresolved, keep the candidate incomplete and route the question to its decision owner. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

workshop.1 · Role interviews and service effort cards

Related screen and functional scope

Answer-to-decision learning plan · Current 20-topic interview · Model answers

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p02-2

P02.3 Approve interview consumers and collection guidance

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Each topic has one named decision consumer, reviewer role and test, with examples visibly separated from approved rules.

Required skill / responsible role
Business analyst / interview coordinator

Reviewer role
Service, finance and expert reviewers

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

P02.2

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Assign a reviewer role and acceptance example to every topic.
  2. Explain how each answer changes scope, knowledge, pricing, matching or evaluation.
  3. Check that contributors see anonymisation, evidence-basis and honest-unknown instructions.
  4. Keep model answers labelled illustrative and separate from respondent evidence.
  5. Approve the map and record revision/retirement decisions.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P02. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Signed consumer matrix and guidance review.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If a reviewer is not appointed or evidence is unsuitable, report that topic as awaiting review rather than complete. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

workshop.1 · Role interviews and service effort cards

Related screen and functional scope

Answer-to-decision learning plan · Current 20-topic interview · Model answers

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p02-3

P03Implement review and approval for submitted interview packs3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

A reviewer can return a submission, contributor corrects it, and a separately approved version retains its audit trail; raw answers cannot change Beth's live output.

Required skill / responsible role
Product owner / workflow analyst

Reviewer role
Accountable service, finance or expert approver

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

P02.3 P16

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

P03.1 P03.2 P03.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Add reviewer roles and assign submitted snapshots without exposing other contributors' private studies.
  2. Provide approve, reject and return-for-correction decisions with reasons and preserved history.
  3. Extract structured candidates while retaining exact answer/evidence references.
  4. Display unresolved disagreements and block unreviewed input from live knowledge or prices.

Scope boundary

Parent task owns the stated feature outcome. Child packages are delegated and reviewed separately.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Required child acceptance records plus evidence that the parent’s feature outcome and original checklist pass. Use retrievable redacted links, exact versions and expected/actual results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Application features this work supports

workshop.1 · Role interviews and service effort cards

Related screen and functional scope

Review and approval design · Collection readiness · Business administration

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p03

Exact sub-package references

P03.1 Define review roles and candidate state transitions

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

An approved matrix identifies every review action, authorised role and required record.

Required skill / responsible role
Product owner / workflow analyst

Reviewer role
Review lead and access owner

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

P02.3 P16

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. List contributor, assigned reviewer, manager, expert and publisher actions.
  2. Define captured, draft, conflict, reviewed, approved and returned states.
  3. Specify who can view identities, evidence and private commercial inputs.
  4. Define return reasons, resubmission links and reviewer assignment rules.
  5. Approve the transition/permission matrix.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P03. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Role/action matrix and state diagram.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If reviewer authority or data access is disputed, stop that transition and request an access-policy decision. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

workshop.1 · Role interviews and service effort cards

Related screen and functional scope

Review and approval design · Collection readiness · Business administration

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p03-1

P03.2 Build assigned review and return-for-correction

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

An assigned reviewer can return a pack; a corrected version retains both snapshots and decisions.

Required skill / responsible role
Backend / frontend engineer

Reviewer role
Review lead and QA

Inputs required before starting

  • P03.1
  • Cloud account storage verified

Start prerequisites

P03.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Reuse immutable submitted packs instead of reviewing mutable drafts.
  2. Provide an assigned-review queue and evidence/gap view.
  3. Record approve, reject or return decisions with reason and reviewer.
  4. Link corrected resubmissions to the original without overwriting history.
  5. Verify unauthorised accounts cannot inspect or decide a review.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P03. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Redacted walkthrough, permission tests and review-history export.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If cloud identity or review storage is unavailable, mark implementation blocked and retain the approved contract. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

workshop.1 · Role interviews and service effort cards

Related screen and functional scope

Review and approval design · Collection readiness · Business administration

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p03-2

P03.3 Resolve candidate conflicts before release handoff

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Only reviewed candidates enter the release bundle; unresolved conflicts remain excluded and traceable.

Required skill / responsible role
Review coordinator

Reviewer role
Qualified service/finance/expert owner

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

P03.2

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Compare conflicting candidates by unit, segment, period and evidence basis.
  2. Request the missing evidence or correction from the appropriate contributor.
  3. Record accepted variants or a reasoned resolution by the accountable reviewer.
  4. Create an approved candidate bundle with unresolved exclusions visible.
  5. Hand the bundle and decisions to the release owner.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P03. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Conflict register, decisions and candidate-bundle manifest.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Do not average incompatible answers; block affected candidates until the accountable reviewer resolves or preserves distinct variants. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

workshop.1 · Role interviews and service effort cards

Related screen and functional scope

Review and approval design · Collection readiness · Business administration

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p03-3

P04Publish applicable knowledge with verified citations3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Every material pilot claim resolves to its supporting applicable passage; superseded information cannot appear as current and unavailable evidence triggers the approved fallback.

Required skill / responsible role
Knowledge analyst

Reviewer role
Philippine tax / legal reviewer and knowledge QA

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.
  • RAG/document-lifecycle design: beth2.top/scope#rag; approved compatibility, licence and freshness decisions.

Start prerequisites

P01.1 P03.3 P14.2

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

P04.1 P04.2 P04.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Existing planning allocations predate the 9 October RAG refinement. Validate the PDF/CMS/durable-worker integration and test effort within knowledge, administration, QA and operations before assignment; no additional total has been approved.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Create the approved fact/source registry with authority, original passage, locator, effective dates and applicable tax period.
  2. Approve a small FAQ set and the pilot BIR, CTA and Supreme Court source families.
  3. Implement current-versus-historical retrieval and supersession, cache expiry and changed-source review.
  4. Test stale, blocked, conflicting and unsupported sources; provide bounded help and specialist escalation.
  5. Accept the PDF knowledge lifecycle and engine ownership documented at beth2.top/scope#rag; revalidate the affected effort allocations.

Scope boundary

Parent task owns the stated feature outcome. Child packages are delegated and reviewed separately.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Required child acceptance records plus evidence that the parent’s feature outcome and original checklist pass. Use retrievable redacted links, exact versions and expected/actual results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Application features this work supports

sources.1 · Read the cited guidance
sources.2 · Open the original source

Related screen and functional scope

RAG and document freshness · Knowledge and evidence · Live sources and cache

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p04

Exact sub-package references

P04.1 Approve pilot facts and supporting source passages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Every approved fact has inspectable support, applicability and a responsible reviewer.

Required skill / responsible role
Knowledge analyst

Reviewer role
Philippine tax/legal reviewer

Inputs required before starting

  • P01.1
  • P03.3
  • RAG/document-lifecycle design: beth2.top/scope#rag; approved compatibility, licence and freshness decisions.

Start prerequisites

P01.1 P03.3

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Existing planning allocations predate the 9 October RAG refinement. Validate the PDF/CMS/durable-worker integration and test effort within knowledge, administration, QA and operations before assignment; no additional total has been approved.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Select a bounded FAQ set for the approved pilot journeys.
  2. Capture exact BIR, CTA or Supreme Court document and supporting locator.
  3. Distinguish legal rule, expert interpretation and internal practice policy.
  4. Record applicability, effective dates, amendment checks and source owner.
  5. Obtain qualified review; keep uncertain dates or interpretations unpublished.
  6. Configure the single Directus knowledge workspace, record/field permissions and production licence decision; avoid duplicate knowledge administration.
  7. Register PDFs with official URL/publication channel, document ID/version, page locators, applicability, source owner and freshness policy.
  8. Let a nontechnical editor upload, review extracted metadata, test examples and request approval; uncertain OCR or dates remain candidates.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P04. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Fact/source register, locators and expert approvals. Include the PDF/source schema, role-access test, version history, licence decision and recorded editor walkthrough.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If source support or applicability cannot be established, retain the fact as a candidate and specify a human-review route. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

sources.1 · Read the cited guidance
sources.2 · Open the original source

Related screen and functional scope

RAG and document freshness · Knowledge and evidence · Live sources and cache

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p04-1

P04.2 Verify retrieval and citation support against claims

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Answers cite the actual applicable support and do not turn fetched source text into agent instructions.

Required skill / responsible role
AI / data engineer

Reviewer role
Knowledge reviewer and QA

Inputs required before starting

  • P04.1
  • P14 runtime contract
  • RAG/document-lifecycle design: beth2.top/scope#rag; approved compatibility, licence and freshness decisions.

Start prerequisites

P04.1 P14.2

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Existing planning allocations predate the 9 October RAG refinement. Validate the PDF/CMS/durable-worker integration and test effort within knowledge, administration, QA and operations before assignment; no additional total has been approved.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Retrieve relevant approved passages for the selected founder facts and tax period.
  2. Retain source/version IDs and exact evidence used by the answer.
  3. Check each material claim against the cited passage.
  4. Reject unsupported claims and disclose cached or incomplete evidence.
  5. Test current, historical, contradictory and prompt-injected source cases.
  6. Run Docling conversion and LlamaIndex ingestion as libraries in one worker with persistent IDs/hashes and page/section provenance.
  7. Use PostgreSQL full-text/identifier search plus pgvector retrieval; rank relevant passages and retain tables/exceptions.
  8. Stage a complete approved passage version and activate it consistently; enforce approval/version/date checks before prompt assembly.
  9. Benchmark PDF extraction, retrieval and citation support on expert-approved cases; reject unsupported or uncertain consequential guidance.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P04. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Redacted answer-to-passage trace and claim-support test results. Include original-PDF versus extracted-table checks, ingestion manifest, active-version transaction proof and held-out retrieval results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If a claim lacks support, remove or qualify it and request review; do not fabricate a citation to complete the answer. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

sources.1 · Read the cited guidance

Related screen and functional scope

RAG and document freshness · Knowledge and evidence · Live sources and cache

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p04-2

P04.3 Test source freshness, retirement and outage fallback

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Superseded evidence cannot be reused as current; all tested outages lead to a documented verified fallback or review.

Required skill / responsible role
Knowledge / data engineer

Reviewer role
Domain reviewer and QA

Inputs required before starting

  • P04.1
  • P04.2
  • RAG/document-lifecycle design: beth2.top/scope#rag; approved compatibility, licence and freshness decisions.

Start prerequisites

P04.2

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Existing planning allocations predate the 9 October RAG refinement. Validate the PDF/CMS/durable-worker integration and test effort within knowledge, administration, QA and operations before assignment; no additional total has been approved.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Define review-due, changed-source and retirement triggers.
  2. Expire affected cached answers while preserving historical versions.
  3. Test changed hashes, later amendments and uncertain effective dates.
  4. Test blocked sources and verify alternate-copy identity before reuse.
  5. Record bounded fallback wording and specialist escalation when evidence remains unavailable.
  6. Implement Temporal schedules and resumable activities for source checks and ingestion with bounded retries/timeouts and duplicate-safe writes.
  7. Monitor publication lists for new amendments and selected document hashes; preserve last successful checks and review-due status.
  8. Use explicit retirement and dependent answer-cache invalidation; do not interpret website outages or partial-sync absence as deletion.
  9. Reconcile approved/indexed versions and alert on failures, lag and overdue reviews; delayed events cannot reactivate retired versions.
  10. Test interruption recovery, duplicate events, scanned PDFs, partial sync, publication changes and offline fallback with exact expected/actual evidence.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P04. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Freshness policy, retirement trace and outage test report. Include durable-workflow recovery trace, reconciliation report, freshness dashboard and retirement/cache invalidation results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If freshness or alternate identity is unresolved, quarantine current use and record the source owner's next check. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

sources.1 · Read the cited guidance
sources.2 · Open the original source

Related screen and functional scope

RAG and document freshness · Knowledge and evidence · Live sources and cache

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p04-3

P05Validate founder profiling and scope confirmation3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

The same confirmed facts yield consistent scope, volunteered information is not repeatedly asked, unknown values are not invented, and risk cases receive the documented review route.

Required skill / responsible role
Business analyst

Reviewer role
Domain reviewer and founder-experience QA

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

P01.2 P02.2 P04.1

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

P05.1 P05.2 P05.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Map approved founder facts to service eligibility, prerequisites, urgency and escalation.
  2. Track unknown, approximate and confirmed facts separately and retain corrections.
  3. Choose the easiest unresolved question that changes a scope or review decision.
  4. Test pilot cases including 'not sure', official notices and out-of-scope situations; request founder confirmation of resulting scope.

Scope boundary

Parent task owns the stated feature outcome. Child packages are delegated and reviewed separately.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Required child acceptance records plus evidence that the parent’s feature outcome and original checklist pass. Use retrievable redacted links, exact versions and expected/actual results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Application features this work supports

profile.1 · Review the business facts
profile.2 · Confirm the proposed scope
start.1 · Ask Beth a question
start.2 · Choose a starting situation

Related screen and functional scope

Founder profile screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p05

Exact sub-package references

P05.1 Approve founder fact definitions and correction rules

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

No pilot rule relies on an undefined fact or silently converts an unknown into a confirmed value.

Required skill / responsible role
Business analyst

Reviewer role
Domain reviewer

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

P01.2 P02.2

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Define canonical fact keys and units for the pilot decisions.
  2. Record volunteered information with confirmed, approximate or unknown state.
  3. Define how conflicting answers are clarified and corrections are attributed.
  4. Identify material changes requiring scope reconfirmation.
  5. Approve a fact-to-question-to-decision crosswalk.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P05. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Fact dictionary, correction examples and reviewer sign-off.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If fact meaning is ambiguous, leave it unknown and request one clarifying definition before implementing a rule. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

start.2 · Choose a starting situation
profile.1 · Review the business facts

Related screen and functional scope

Founder profile screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p05-1

P05.2 Implement next-question and escalation rules

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Pilot routes preserve uncertainty, avoid repetitive questions and choose the approved review boundary.

Required skill / responsible role
AI / backend engineer

Reviewer role
Product owner and domain reviewer

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

P05.1 P04.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Map approved facts to eligible work, missing prerequisites and escalation.
  2. Ask the easiest unresolved question that changes the decision.
  3. Skip already volunteered facts and explain why a new fact matters.
  4. Prioritise stated deadlines and qualified review for official notices.
  5. Record the rule/version and reason for each routing decision.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P05. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Decision table and typical/unknown/urgent routing results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If required applicability or urgency rules are unapproved, route to a person instead of guessing the service outcome. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

start.1 · Ask Beth a question
start.2 · Choose a starting situation
profile.1 · Review the business facts

Related screen and functional scope

Founder profile screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p05-2

P05.3 Verify founder confirmation and scope corrections

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Reviewed scenarios produce the right scope, recorded confirmation and traceable correction history.

Required skill / responsible role
QA / conversational UX reviewer

Reviewer role
Product owner and domain reviewer

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

P05.2

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Run normal, conflicting and not-sure founder conversations.
  2. Show a plain-language fact and proposed-scope summary.
  3. Record explicit confirmation and the exact profile snapshot.
  4. Change a material workload or tax-status fact and require reconfirmation.
  5. Verify a quote never treats unconfirmed guesses as verified inputs.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P05. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Scenario transcripts, confirmation records and reviewer decisions.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If a critical scope error occurs, report the failing rule and block that route's acceptance until corrected. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

start.2 · Choose a starting situation
profile.1 · Review the business facts
profile.2 · Confirm the proposed scope

Related screen and functional scope

Founder profile screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p05-3

P06Make pilot estimates replayable from approved pricing inputs3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

A saved quote can be reproduced exactly; changing an approved allowance affects only the relevant units; missing critical inputs prevents a firm quote.

Required skill / responsible role
Service-costing analyst

Reviewer role
Finance owner, service owner and pricing QA

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

P01.2 P03.3 P01.3 P05.3

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

P06.1 P06.2 P06.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Approve service units, base allowances, workload increments, role effort and commercial policies.
  2. Replace hardcoded quantity allowances with validated versioned rule inputs where identified.
  3. Prevent duplicate same-entity/same-period work and separate pass-through fees and conditional additions.
  4. Save quote inputs, assumptions and rule version; test counts, missing critical facts and quote replay.

Scope boundary

Parent task owns the stated feature outcome. Child packages are delegated and reviewed separately.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Required child acceptance records plus evidence that the parent’s feature outcome and original checklist pass. Use retrievable redacted links, exact versions and expected/actual results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Application features this work supports

portal.2 · Approve scope and budget
profile.1 · Review the business facts
profile.2 · Confirm the proposed scope
quote.1 · Indicative range and billing period
quote.2 · What the package includes
report.1 · Babylon 2k report and scope
workshop.2 · Package composition and draft comparison

Related screen and functional scope

Package and estimate screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p06

Exact sub-package references

P06.1 Approve pricing units and evidence-based drivers

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

A reviewed pricing-input contract identifies units, evidence basis and authority; confidential values remain restricted.

Required skill / responsible role
Service-costing analyst

Reviewer role
Finance owner and practice lead

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

P01.2 P03.3

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Specify entity, period, currency, work unit and increment for each pilot service.
  2. Separate productive delivery/review/coordination hours from waiting days.
  3. Label measured jobs, professional estimates and proposed commercial policy distinctly.
  4. Define assumptions, exclusions, minimum inputs and fee-policy authority.
  5. Provide approved version references without posting confidential amounts to the shared board.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P06. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Redacted driver register, evidence references and approval manifest.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If costs or policy approval are missing, retain a draft estimate basis and request the finance decision; do not invent rates. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

quote.1 · Indicative range and billing period
workshop.2 · Package composition and draft comparison

Related screen and functional scope

Package and estimate screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p06-1

P06.2 Make quantities and bundles follow approved rule versions

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Approved rule changes affect the correct quantities, and overlapping work is never charged twice.

Required skill / responsible role
Backend engineer

Reviewer role
Service owner and QA

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

P06.1 P01.3

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Locate existing hardcoded base allowances and quantity rules.
  2. Replace only approved inputs with versioned validated rule records.
  3. Calculate workload increments without LLM arithmetic.
  4. Deduplicate shared work by entity and period and respect prerequisites.
  5. Test boundary counts, conditional extras and wrong-unit/currency/period rejection.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P06. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Boundary calculations, overlap checks and rule-version change trace.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If rule interpretation differs from the reviewed unit, stop that service calculation and return the definition for correction. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

profile.1 · Review the business facts
quote.1 · Indicative range and billing period
quote.2 · What the package includes
workshop.2 · Package composition and draft comparison

Related screen and functional scope

Package and estimate screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p06-2

P06.3 Verify quote replay and founder-facing estimate boundaries

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

The exact saved estimate is reproducible and its uncertainty/exclusions are visible to the founder.

Required skill / responsible role
QA / backend engineer

Reviewer role
Finance owner and domain reviewer

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

P06.2 P05.3

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Save confirmed inputs, explicit assumptions and quote/rule version.
  2. Explain range, billing period, exclusions and pass-through fees.
  3. Block firm quotes where critical inputs remain unknown.
  4. Replay saved quotations after a later rule-version change.
  5. Verify new prices affect future quotes while previous accepted versions stay intact.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P06. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Redacted quote snapshots, replay results and missing-input test report.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If saved inputs or rule versions are incomplete, mark the quote unreplayable and block approval until the record is repaired. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

profile.2 · Confirm the proposed scope
quote.1 · Indicative range and billing period
quote.2 · What the package includes
report.1 · Babylon 2k report and scope
portal.2 · Approve scope and budget
workshop.2 · Package composition and draft comparison

Related screen and functional scope

Package and estimate screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p06-3

P07Onboard and verify the pilot specialist roster3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Every recommended specialist has verified eligibility for the exact job; an unavailable person is not promised as immediately deployable.

Required skill / responsible role
Specialist operations coordinator

Reviewer role
Practice lead / credential reviewer and operations

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

P01.2

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

P07.1 P07.2 P07.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Recruit the scoped 8–12 pilot specialists and verify service-specific capabilities and credentials.
  2. Record coverage, language, seniority, conflicts and capacity with owners and review dates.
  3. Define hard eligibility filters before ranking service fit or location.
  4. Test available, busy, offline, unqualified and no-match scenarios; save understandable match reasons.

Scope boundary

Parent task owns the stated feature outcome. Child packages are delegated and reviewed separately.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Required child acceptance records plus evidence that the parent’s feature outcome and original checklist pass. Use retrievable redacted links, exact versions and expected/actual results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Application features this work supports

handoff.1 · Live / Not live indicator
specialists.1 · Compare suitability
specialists.2 · Select this specialist

Related screen and functional scope

Specialist selection screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p07

Exact sub-package references

P07.1 Verify service-specific specialist credentials and coverage

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Each eligible pilot roster entry has verified job-specific capability and explicit limitations.

Required skill / responsible role
Specialist operations coordinator

Reviewer role
Practice lead / credential reviewer

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

P01.2

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Confirm the proposed 8–12 pilot practitioners and service codes.
  2. Record qualification type, issuer, review/expiry and verification reference privately.
  3. Verify actual service experience, segment, language and location/remote coverage.
  4. List professional limitations and incompatible engagements.
  5. Approve roster entries or record missing evidence.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P07. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Redacted roster, private verification references and review decisions.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If capability or a required qualification is unverified, exclude the practitioner from that service's eligible results. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

specialists.1 · Compare suitability

Related screen and functional scope

Specialist selection screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p07-1

P07.2 Define capacity, acceptance and no-reply policies

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Availability promises require verified status and explicit acceptance, with documented fallback.

Required skill / responsible role
Specialist operations owner

Reviewer role
Practice lead / operations manager

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

P07.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Collect productive capacity, lead time and callback target for each pilot specialist.
  2. Define explicit available/busy/offline states and expiry.
  3. Identify backup roles and the acceptance needed before promising a slot.
  4. Define no-reply, declined-job and reassignment handling.
  5. Approve the operating policy without treating online activity as acceptance.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P07. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Capacity register, status-expiry examples and signed handoff policy.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If a specialist has not confirmed capacity, display unavailable or pending and route the case to its operations owner. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

specialists.1 · Compare suitability
handoff.1 · Live / Not live indicator

Related screen and functional scope

Specialist selection screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p07-2

P07.3 Test eligibility ranking and selected-specialist persistence

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

No ineligible practitioner is recommended and every selected specialist remains traceable across the handoff.

Required skill / responsible role
Backend engineer / QA

Reviewer role
Specialist operations reviewer

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

P07.2

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Apply verified skills, required credentials, coverage and conflicts as hard filters.
  2. Rank only eligible people with readable reasons.
  3. Test nearer-unqualified, expired, busy/offline and no-match cases.
  4. Persist exact specialist/profile IDs on selection.
  5. Verify downstream appointment and case keep that selection or an audited reassignment.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P07. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Matching fixtures, reasons and selection/reassignment trace.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If filtering or identity linkage fails, suppress that match and report the roster or mapping correction required. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

specialists.1 · Compare suitability
specialists.2 · Select this specialist

Related screen and functional scope

Specialist selection screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p07-3

P08Complete supervised cases and additional-work approval3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

A founder sees only their cases, a specialist sees only assigned cases, repeated acceptance cannot duplicate a job, and unapproved extra work never starts.

Required skill / responsible role
Backend engineer

Reviewer role
Case operations and permission / workflow QA

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

P06.3 P07.3 P16

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

P08.1 P08.2 P08.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Verify quote acceptance creates one saved case containing confirmed scope, version and assignment.
  2. Implement client-versus-assigned-specialist permissions, private document access and milestones.
  3. Verify the case links to P17’s accepted consultation lifecycle without duplicating booking implementation
  4. Require founder approval of priced additional work; record assignment changes and staff follow-up.

Scope boundary

Parent task owns the stated feature outcome. Child packages are delegated and reviewed separately.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Required child acceptance records plus evidence that the parent’s feature outcome and original checklist pass. Use retrievable redacted links, exact versions and expected/actual results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Application features this work supports

handoff.3 · Create a case and request a human
portal.1 · Case status and owner
portal.2 · Approve scope and budget
report.1 · Babylon 2k report and scope
specialists.2 · Select this specialist

Related screen and functional scope

Case delivery screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p08

Exact sub-package references

P08.1 Verify accepted scope creates one traceable case

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Repeated acceptance creates one case with the agreed scope and a visible responsible role/next action.

Required skill / responsible role
Backend engineer

Reviewer role
Case operations and QA

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

P06.3 P07.3

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Define case states, responsible role and allowed transitions.
  2. Create a case from the exact accepted quote/profile/specialist versions.
  3. Give retries one identity so acceptance creates one case.
  4. Show owner, current milestone and next action to the client.
  5. Record reassignment and staff-owned follow-up without promising autonomous recovery.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P08. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Redacted case record, state-transition checks and retry result.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If scope or specialist identity is unresolved, keep acceptance pending and ask the authorised owner to resolve it. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

report.1 · Babylon 2k report and scope
specialists.2 · Select this specialist
handoff.3 · Create a case and request a human
portal.1 · Case status and owner

Related screen and functional scope

Case delivery screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p08-1

P08.2 Define document readiness and additional-work acceptance

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

A case has a usable readiness checklist; missing evidence and unapproved extra work remain visibly blocked.

Required skill / responsible role
Case operations analyst

Reviewer role
Practice lead and authorised client representative

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

P08.1 P16

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Translate service prerequisites into a document-type/period checklist.
  2. Separate quick intake answers from later secure document requests.
  3. Record missing records, permitted substitutes and the reason work must pause.
  4. Propose extra work with exact deliverable, fee version and acceptance checks.
  5. Require authorised client approval before starting the changed scope.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P08. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Document-preparation checklist, redacted change proposal and approval history.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If required records or approval are absent, pause only the affected milestone and record who must supply or approve the next input. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

portal.1 · Case status and owner
portal.2 · Approve scope and budget

Related screen and functional scope

Case delivery screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p08-2

P08.3 Verify case milestones, messages and completion states

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

A case retains correct scope/owner/messages, rejects unapproved work, and closes only against reviewed delivery evidence.

Required skill / responsible role
Booking / case operations engineer

Reviewer role
Operations manager and QA

Inputs required before starting

  • P08.1 case state and agreed service outcome

Start prerequisites

P08.1 P08.2

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Define case/work states and the authorised actor for each transition
  2. Retain assigned specialist and approved scope across messages and follow-ups
  3. Attempt start of unapproved/rejected additional work and require rejection
  4. Retry start/completion actions and verify one recorded transition and audit entry
  5. Record delivery output against each agreed milestone and unresolved exception
  6. Obtain client-facing completion review; link consultation work to P17 rather than duplicating booking controls

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P08. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Approved state table, redacted message history, retry/denial results and reviewed delivery sample

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If a milestone or approval is missing, leave the affected work/case pending and record the required owner decision. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

specialists.2 · Select this specialist
portal.1 · Case status and owner

Related screen and functional scope

Case delivery screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p08-3

P09Connect one live founder channel and specialist handoff3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

A real founder reaches the correct shared inbox; only one specialist owns a conversation; AI stays paused during takeover and failed delivery does not lose the case.

Required skill / responsible role
Integration engineer

Reviewer role
Support operations, security and integration QA

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

P07.3 P08.1 P16 P07.2 P13

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

P09.1 P09.2 P09.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Prove one Telegram founder channel and website-to-shared-inbox identity bridge.
  2. Require explicit specialist ownership and available/busy/offline status with expiry.
  3. Pause Beth during accepted human takeover and suppress delayed AI replies.
  4. Retain unanswered tickets with consent, timeout/reassignment and explicit return to Beth.
  5. Persist alert delivery IDs; retry without duplicate tickets and display failures.

Scope boundary

Parent task owns the stated feature outcome. Child packages are delegated and reviewed separately.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Required child acceptance records plus evidence that the parent’s feature outcome and original checklist pass. Use retrievable redacted links, exact versions and expected/actual results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Application features this work supports

handoff.1 · Live / Not live indicator
handoff.2 · Consent to share the brief
handoff.3 · Create a case and request a human
portal.3 · Notification delivery status

Related screen and functional scope

Human handoff screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p09

Exact sub-package references

P09.1 Prove one Telegram and website shared-inbox bridge

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

A founder's website and Telegram messages resolve to the correct authorised case without duplicate tickets.

Required skill / responsible role
Integration engineer

Reviewer role
Support operations and access reviewer

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

P07.3 P08.1 P16

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Select the approved pilot channel and shared-inbox destination.
  2. Map verified founder, conversation and case identities.
  3. Send a consented redacted brief into the correct inbox.
  4. Deduplicate repeated inbound events and retain ticket identifiers.
  5. Test wrong-account routing and rejected/expired access.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P09. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Channel setup manifest, redacted ticket trace and routing/deduplication tests.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If provider access or identity linkage is unavailable, retain manual supervised handoff and report the exact account/connector requirement. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

handoff.1 · Live / Not live indicator
handoff.2 · Consent to share the brief
handoff.3 · Create a case and request a human

Related screen and functional scope

Human handoff screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p09-1

P09.2 Verify exclusive human ownership and AI pause

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

One person owns the conversation and Beth cannot speak over active human takeover.

Required skill / responsible role
Realtime / backend engineer

Reviewer role
Support operations and QA

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

P09.1 P07.2

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Require a verified specialist to accept conversation ownership.
  2. Atomically reject competing simultaneous accepts.
  3. Pause Beth and suppress late generated replies after takeover.
  4. Expire stale presence and retain disconnection status.
  5. Require explicit return-to-Beth before automated replies resume.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P09. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Concurrent-accept, late-reply, expiry and resume test results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If ownership is uncertain, pause automated posting and assign operations to reconcile the ticket rather than choose a speaker silently. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

handoff.1 · Live / Not live indicator

Related screen and functional scope

Human handoff screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p09-2

P09.3 Test no-reply tickets and channel delivery receipts

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

No reply retains an owned follow-up task; retries cannot duplicate the handoff or expose an unconsented brief.

Required skill / responsible role
Support integration engineer

Reviewer role
Support operations reviewer

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

P09.2 P13

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Retain the case/ticket when no specialist answers.
  2. Record callback consent, target and accountable fallback role.
  3. Save channel acknowledgement and failure states separately from case state.
  4. Retry or reassign with duplicate-safe ticket/action receipts.
  5. Verify contact withdrawal or changed assignment stops inappropriate sharing.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P09. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

No-reply walkthrough, redacted channel receipts and reassignment/withdrawal tests.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If delivery remains unacknowledged, keep it failed/pending with an operations owner; never report sent as received. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

handoff.1 · Live / Not live indicator
handoff.2 · Consent to share the brief
handoff.3 · Create a case and request a human
portal.3 · Notification delivery status

Related screen and functional scope

Human handoff screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p09-3

P10Enable business staff to preview, publish and roll back changes3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

A trained manager corrects a routine rule, previews its impact, obtains approval, publishes and reverses it without changing code or database records.

Required skill / responsible role
Product / UX analyst

Reviewer role
Authorised publisher and business / release QA

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

P03.1 P01.3 P16 P03.3 P04.1 P06.2 P04.3

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

P10.1 P10.2 P10.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Provide guided editors for approved FAQs, applicability, services, packages, pricing inputs and specialist records.
  2. Separate author, reviewer and publisher permissions and preserve change/audit history.
  3. Preview a candidate version against agreed founder cases and expose affected decisions.
  4. Publish only reviewed tested versions and roll back to the previous version with cache invalidation.

Scope boundary

Parent task owns the stated feature outcome. Child packages are delegated and reviewed separately.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Required child acceptance records plus evidence that the parent’s feature outcome and original checklist pass. Use retrievable redacted links, exact versions and expected/actual results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Application features this work supports

workshop.1 · Role interviews and service effort cards
workshop.2 · Package composition and draft comparison
workshop.3 · Readiness and evidence check

Related screen and functional scope

Team workshop screen · Business administration

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p10

Exact sub-package references

P10.1 Define guided business editors and change permissions

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Approved editor contracts cover routine business changes without direct code/database edits.

Required skill / responsible role
Product / UX analyst

Reviewer role
Business operations and access owner

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

P03.1 P01.3 P16

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. List routine FAQ, source, service, package, price-driver and specialist changes.
  2. Define author/reviewer/publisher actions for each record type.
  3. Specify plain-language fields, help, required evidence and validation.
  4. Show changed values and affected founder decisions.
  5. Review the design with a manager using existing records and fictional examples.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P10. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Editor field/action matrix and manager usability notes.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If a change needs policy authority or unsafe direct access, exclude that action and request a role/workflow decision. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

workshop.1 · Role interviews and service effort cards

Related screen and functional scope

Team workshop screen · Business administration

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p10-1

P10.2 Build candidate preview and immutable release records

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

A manager can inspect a candidate's effect and evidence without changing live Beth; every preview ties to an immutable version.

Required skill / responsible role
Backend / frontend engineer

Reviewer role
Authorised publisher and QA

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

P10.1 P03.3 P04.1 P06.2

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Bundle candidate knowledge, source, pricing and prompt/rule versions.
  2. Display approvals, gaps and change comparison before preview.
  3. Run agreed development examples against the candidate version.
  4. Record preview inputs, outputs and failed gates with the bundle.
  5. Prevent unapproved or incomplete candidates from becoming current.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P10. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Release manifest, change comparison and failed-gate walkthrough.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If an approval or test fails, retain the previous current version and identify the candidate record needing correction. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

workshop.1 · Role interviews and service effort cards
workshop.2 · Package composition and draft comparison
workshop.3 · Readiness and evidence check

Related screen and functional scope

Team workshop screen · Business administration

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p10-2

P10.3 Verify controlled publish, retirement and rollback

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

The manager can publish and reverse a tested change without developer intervention, with a complete audit trail.

Required skill / responsible role
Backend engineer / release coordinator

Reviewer role
Authorised publisher and QA

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

P10.2 P04.3

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Require the authorised publisher and recorded accepted test result.
  2. Publish one atomic version bundle and append an audit record.
  3. Invalidate affected caches and retire superseded current records.
  4. Restore the previous bundle while preserving applicable history.
  5. Have a trained manager complete a fictional correction/publish/rollback exercise.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P10. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Publish/rollback exercise record, version audit and cache-retirement checks.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If a release or rollback cannot be proven consistent, keep or restore the verified previous release and escalate to its operating owner. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

workshop.1 · Role interviews and service effort cards
workshop.2 · Package composition and draft comparison
workshop.3 · Readiness and evidence check

Related screen and functional scope

Team workshop screen · Business administration

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p10-3

P11Run an expert-reviewed pilot evaluation before expansion3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

The approved pilot suite has no critical failures; held-out results and limitations are recorded, and measured outcomes lead to reviewed changes rather than automatic price edits.

Required skill / responsible role
Evaluation analyst

Reviewer role
Independent Philippine domain reviewers and evaluation lead

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

P01.1 P01.2 P02.3 P10.2 P04.2 P05.3 P06.3 P07.3 P15.2 P08.3 P15.3 D07.3

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

P11.1 P11.2 P11.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Approve45 reference scenarios across3journeys and5categories, grouping related variants together.
  2. Reserve15 unseen cases and use30 for development; separate examples from actual job evidence.
  3. Compare baseline and approved enriched Beth using fixed model/tool/source versions and redacted results.
  4. Check citations, unnecessary/missed services, question burden, quote scope, matching and critical failures.
  5. Publish release evidence and monitor real quote-versus-actual effort with reviewed adjustments.

Scope boundary

Parent task owns the stated feature outcome. Child packages are delegated and reviewed separately.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Required child acceptance records plus evidence that the parent’s feature outcome and original checklist pass. Use retrievable redacted links, exact versions and expected/actual results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Application features this work supports

start.1 · Ask Beth a question
workshop.3 · Readiness and evidence check

Related screen and functional scope

Evaluation and improvement · Acceptance requirements

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p11

Exact sub-package references

P11.1 Approve evaluation cases and protected holdout

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

The reviewed suite and frozen split have expected outcomes and no development/holdout leakage.

Required skill / responsible role
Evaluation analyst

Reviewer role
Independent Philippine domain reviewers

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

P01.1 P01.2 P02.3

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Draft 45 cases across three journeys and five scenario categories.
  2. Label expected facts, clarifications, scope, pricing drivers, citations and escalation.
  3. Group paraphrases/related clients before assigning 30development and15holdout cases.
  4. Restrict holdout answers from prompts and worked examples.
  5. Agree metrics and critical-failure gates before any comparison.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P11. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Redacted scenario manifest, split/version record and reviewer acceptance.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If reference outcomes are disputed or holdout leaks, stop evaluation and have independent reviewers correct/refreeze the affected cases. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

workshop.3 · Readiness and evidence check

Related screen and functional scope

Evaluation and improvement · Acceptance requirements

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p11-1

P11.2 Compare baseline and approved candidates reproducibly

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

A reproducible paired evaluation has reviewed results and no critical suite failure before release acceptance.

Required skill / responsible role
QA / AI evaluation engineer

Reviewer role
Independent domain reviewers

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

P11.1 P10.2 P04.2 P05.3 P06.3 P07.3 P15.2

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Pin model, prompt, source, tool and candidate versions for the run.
  2. Run baseline, enriched and relevant input-removal comparisons.
  3. Repeat holdout cases as agreed and retain redacted output traces.
  4. Blind reviewers to version and record metric/critical-failure judgments.
  5. Publish measured results and limits without claiming universal accuracy.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P11. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Run manifest, redacted outputs, blinded scoring and critical-failure log.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If a critical error occurs, block that candidate and assign the failed rule/source/action for correction and affected-case rerun. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

start.1 · Ask Beth a question
workshop.3 · Readiness and evidence check

Related screen and functional scope

Evaluation and improvement · Acceptance requirements

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p11-2

P11.3 Track real job outcomes and review pilot readiness

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Pilot acceptance and improvement proposals rely on reviewed outcomes, not filled surveys or conversion alone.

Required skill / responsible role
Operations / analytics coordinator

Reviewer role
Finance owner, QA and practice lead

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

P11.2 P08.3 P15.3 D07.3

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Record accepted scope/version and actual hours by role using anonymised job IDs.
  2. Separate extra approved scope, waiting time and rework from estimate error.
  3. Compare reviewed reference quotes with actual delivery and quality outcomes.
  4. Propose adjustments through candidate review instead of automatic price edits.
  5. Present evidence, unresolved blockers and a go/hold decision to the pilot owner.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P11. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Anonymised outcome register, calibration review and pilot go/hold decision.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If actual job evidence or launch readiness is absent, label results provisional and keep expansion approval on hold. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

workshop.3 · Readiness and evidence check

Related screen and functional scope

Evaluation and improvement · Acceptance requirements

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p11-3

P12Approve the broader-launch backlog after pilot evidence3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Each expansion has an approved owner, prerequisite, measurable acceptance and decision to proceed; future integrations do not become blockers for today's cloud demo deployment.

Required skill / responsible role
Product owner / business analyst

Reviewer role
Business decision maker, product owner and technical lead

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

P11.3 P14

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

P12.1 P12.2 P12.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Select remaining journeys/services toward10journeys,10packages and36servicecards after pilot review.
  2. Plan WhatsApp andLINE, one calendar provider and one documented Babylon jobs/directory adapter.
  3. Define one durable document/approval/reminder lifecycle and its recovery/duplicate-action tests.
  4. Approve expanded language coverage, specialist capacity, outcome analytics and load tests before committing dates.

Scope boundary

Parent task owns the stated feature outcome. Child packages are delegated and reviewed separately.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Required child acceptance records plus evidence that the parent’s feature outcome and original checklist pass. Use retrievable redacted links, exact versions and expected/actual results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Application features this work supports

portal.1 · Case status and owner
specialists.1 · Compare suitability

Related screen and functional scope

Broader launch scope · Delivery sequence

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p12

Exact sub-package references

P12.1 Prioritise broader catalogue and language expansion

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

A prioritised expansion brief has explicit scope, acceptance and approvals; it authorises planning only.

Required skill / responsible role
Product owner / business analyst

Reviewer role
Practice lead and launch owner

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

P11.3

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Review pilot errors, demand and operational workload.
  2. Select remaining journeys/services toward the proposed broader catalogue.
  3. Identify VAT/payroll/inventory/foreign-founder review boundaries.
  4. Define English/Filipino/Taglish acceptance examples and reviewer capacity.
  5. Record proceed/defer choices, prerequisite owners and estimated evidence needs.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P12. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Expansion decision log and scoped acceptance briefs.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Without pilot acceptance or reviewer capacity, retain each expansion as proposed and do not commit a launch date. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

specialists.1 · Compare suitability

Related screen and functional scope

Broader launch scope · Delivery sequence

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p12-1

P12.2 Assess channel, calendar and Babylon integration options

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Each option has a reviewed feasibility brief and explicit proceed/defer approval before implementation.

Required skill / responsible role
Integration analyst

Reviewer role
Technical lead and operations owner

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

P11.3 P14

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Select exact proposed WhatsApp/LINE, calendar and Babylon interface requirements.
  2. Confirm provider ownership, API access, consent and identity mappings.
  3. Define request/reschedule/cancel, callback and failure receipts to verify.
  4. Identify provider approvals, compatibility gaps and support responsibility.
  5. Submit a bounded proof/build decision; keep unavailable integrations manual.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P12. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Provider/action inventory, compatibility questions and decision record.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If provider action or permission cannot be proven, record the gap and seek a scope decision rather than promise the integration. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

portal.1 · Case status and owner

Related screen and functional scope

Broader launch scope · Delivery sequence

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p12-2

P12.3 Plan durable cases and larger launch acceptance

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

The broader-launch plan states validated need, bounded workflow, tests and decision owners without installing new infrastructure.

Required skill / responsible role
Technical / operations analyst

Reviewer role
Technical lead, QA and product owner

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

P12.1 P12.2

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Define one proposed document/approval/reminder lifecycle and system-of-record boundaries.
  2. Specify action receipts, retry limits, reassignment and worker-recovery scenarios.
  3. Identify the measured need for Temporal or another approved recovery choice.
  4. Define broader load, capacity, retention and recovery acceptance tests.
  5. Obtain a separate implementation decision and keep optional engines deferred.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P12. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Workflow brief, recovery scenarios, capacity assumptions and scope approval.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If autonomous recovery is not an approved need, keep supervised follow-up and request a separate architecture/scope decision. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Broader launch scope · Delivery sequence

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p12-3

P13Deliver reproducible reports, consent and account history3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

A founder’s report reproduces the saved scope, quote, assumptions and evidence version; sharing is consented and authorised; chat deletion follows an approved policy without silently deleting an active case.

Required skill / responsible role
Frontend/backend engineer and privacy owner

Reviewer role
Product owner and privacy / records reviewer

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

P04 P06 P16

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

P13.1 P13.2 P13.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Accept P13.1: Approve report contents, sharing consent and retention boundaries
  2. Accept P13.2: Generate and verify reports from saved decision versions
  3. Accept P13.3: Verify authorised recall, consented sharing and deletion

Scope boundary

Production pilot work from the feature sweep dated 8 Oct 2026. This does not require the active cloud demonstration to adopt the proposed production stack. Approve unresolved policies/technology choices before implementation.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

A founder’s report reproduces the saved scope, quote, assumptions and evidence version; sharing is consented and authorised; chat deletion follows an approved policy without silently deleting an active case. — attach child acceptance records and the feature-level test result.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Application features this work supports

handoff.2 · Consent to share the brief
history.1 · Search previous conversations
history.2 · Recall or delete
report.1 · Babylon 2k report and scope
report.2 · Download, print or save
start.3 · Start a new conversation

Related screen and functional scope

Report screen · History screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p13

Exact sub-package references

P13.1 Approve report contents, sharing consent and retention boundaries

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Approved field/access and retention matrices cover each operation; unknown policy decisions block affected implementation.

Required skill / responsible role
Frontend/backend engineer and privacy owner

Reviewer role
Product owner and privacy reviewer

Inputs required before starting

  • P01 pilot scope
  • P16.1 role/data-access decisions

Start prerequisites

P01 P16.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Inventory report fields and identify founder-visible versus restricted fields
  2. Specify recipient, purpose, scope and revocation behavior for sharing contact details and summaries
  3. Define chat, case, submission, document and audit retention/deletion behavior separately
  4. Define authorised history search, download, recall and deletion operations
  5. Record unresolved decisions and obtain product/privacy approval

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P13. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Approved field matrix, consent wording, data-lifecycle decisions and reviewer record

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If an input, approval, provider or expected result is missing, record the exact gap and decision/action owner; keep the relevant step open. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

report.1 · Babylon 2k report and scope
handoff.2 · Consent to share the brief

Related screen and functional scope

Report screen · History screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p13-1

P13.2 Generate and verify reports from saved decision versions

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Downloaded and on-screen reports exactly reproduce the saved amounts/assumptions and never disclose restricted internal costs.

Required skill / responsible role
Frontend/backend engineer and privacy owner

Reviewer role
Product owner and privacy reviewer

Inputs required before starting

  • P13.1
  • approved saved quote and source versions

Start prerequisites

P13.1 P04 P06

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Map saved facts, scope lines, quantities, quote/rule version and source references to the report
  2. Generate HTML/print/download formats from the same saved snapshot
  3. Display assumptions, conditional additions, fees, currency and estimate status consistently
  4. Compare report totals and line items to the saved quote without recalculating under current rules
  5. Test long text, missing optional fields, repeat downloads and cross-account access
  6. Attach a reviewed sample report and replay result

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P13. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Saved input snapshot, report samples, exact-total comparison and authorisation test results

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If an input, approval, provider or expected result is missing, record the exact gap and decision/action owner; keep the relevant step open. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

report.1 · Babylon 2k report and scope
report.2 · Download, print or save

Related screen and functional scope

Report screen · History screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p13-2

P13.3 Verify authorised recall, consented sharing and deletion

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

An authorised sharing/history/deletion scenario and an unauthorised scenario match the approved policy; retained cases remain traceable.

Required skill / responsible role
Frontend/backend engineer and privacy owner

Reviewer role
Product owner and privacy reviewer

Inputs required before starting

  • P13.1 policy
  • saved records and authorised files

Start prerequisites

P13.1 P16.2

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Search and reopen only the signed-in founder’s allowed history
  2. Require and record approved consent before sharing a summary/contact details
  3. Verify intended recipients and restrict shared file/document access
  4. Delete a test chat and check its search, recall, caches and delayed-save behavior
  5. Confirm active case retention and explain the resulting state to the founder
  6. Record policy exceptions, revocation behavior and reviewer acceptance

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P13. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Consent/audit records, before/after history results and denied-access evidence

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If an input, approval, provider or expected result is missing, record the exact gap and decision/action owner; keep the relevant step open. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

start.3 · Start a new conversation
report.2 · Download, print or save
handoff.2 · Consent to share the brief
history.1 · Search previous conversations
history.2 · Recall or delete

Related screen and functional scope

Report screen · History screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p13-3

P14Approve and prove conversation, model routing and scoped tool actions3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Approved conversation/model/tool policies preserve confirmed facts, isolate sessions, enforce business rules, cap spend and escalate safely; any proposed production engines pass a scoped proof before adoption.

Required skill / responsible role
AI/backend engineer and platform owner

Reviewer role
AI evaluation and security reviewers

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

P01 P04 P16.1

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

P14.1 P14.2 P14.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Accept P14.1: Approve conversation states, task profiles and runtime decisions
  2. Accept P14.2: Prove streaming, context isolation, routing and failure behavior
  3. Accept P14.3: Prove scoped MCP connections and duplicate-safe actions

Scope boundary

Production pilot work from the feature sweep dated 8 Oct 2026. This does not require the active cloud demonstration to adopt the proposed production stack. Approve unresolved policies/technology choices before implementation.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Approved conversation/model/tool policies preserve confirmed facts, isolate sessions, enforce business rules, cap spend and escalate safely; any proposed production engines pass a scoped proof before adoption. — attach child acceptance records and the feature-level test result.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Application features this work supports

history.1 · Search previous conversations
sources.1 · Read the cited guidance
start.1 · Ask Beth a question
start.3 · Start a new conversation

Related screen and functional scope

Conversation screen · Model and source mechanism · MCP connections

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p14

Exact sub-package references

P14.1 Approve conversation states, task profiles and runtime decisions

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

A versioned policy states the allowed model/tool path for every pilot task and distinguishes current deployment from future runtime work.

Required skill / responsible role
AI/backend engineer and platform owner

Reviewer role
AI evaluation and security reviewers

Inputs required before starting

  • Pilot scope and current cloud architecture evidence

Start prerequisites

P01

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Document current cloud runtime versus proposed production components and obtain a decision before introducing engines
  2. Define new/resume/reset/interrupt/correction states and shared confirmed-fact ownership
  3. Define economical, balanced and reasoning task profiles with minimum risk/capability requirements
  4. Approve exact provider/model versions, budgets, timeouts, retries and fallback paths
  5. Define permission-checked tools and which actions require explicit founder approval
  6. Record missing provider/privacy/edition decisions as blockers

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P14. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Approved runtime decision, state diagram/table, model policy and tool-permission matrix

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If an input, approval, provider or expected result is missing, record the exact gap and decision/action owner; keep the relevant step open. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

start.1 · Ask Beth a question
start.3 · Start a new conversation
sources.1 · Read the cited guidance

Related screen and functional scope

Conversation screen · Model and source mechanism · MCP connections

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p14-1

P14.2 Prove streaming, context isolation, routing and failure behavior

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

The scenario preserves latest facts and single action receipts; failure/budget cases take the approved fallback or human path.

Required skill / responsible role
AI/backend engineer and platform owner

Reviewer role
AI evaluation and security reviewers

Inputs required before starting

  • P14.1 policy
  • approved knowledge and cloud AI connection

Start prerequisites

P14.1 P04.1 D04.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Implement or adapt the approved runtime without duplicating gateway responsibilities
  2. Test streaming, reconnect/cancel and new-chat isolation without duplicate messages/actions
  3. Interrupt an estimate with a cited question, correct a fact and resume with the latest confirmed state
  4. Switch task profiles and verify confirmed facts persist while unrelated personal data is excluded
  5. Test spend/time/retry caps, provider outage and unapproved cheap-model fallback refusal
  6. Capture redacted versioned traces and obtain evaluation/security review

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P14. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

State/streaming fixtures, expected/actual logs, redacted traces and policy-version review

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If an input, approval, provider or expected result is missing, record the exact gap and decision/action owner; keep the relevant step open. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

start.1 · Ask Beth a question
start.3 · Start a new conversation
sources.1 · Read the cited guidance
history.1 · Search previous conversations

Related screen and functional scope

Conversation screen · Model and source mechanism · MCP connections

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p14-2

P14.3 Prove scoped MCP connections and duplicate-safe actions

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

The bounded approved actions work with least necessary scope, isolation and replay safety; failed compatibility yields an explicit replacement/manual decision.

Required skill / responsible role
AI/backend engineer and platform owner

Reviewer role
AI evaluation and security reviewers

Inputs required before starting

  • Approved implementation path and two bounded existing-provider proof selections

Start prerequisites

P14.1 P16.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Approve chosen providers/actions and record read/write scopes before enabling them
  2. Prove the chosen client/gateway transport against pinned versions; keep one credential owner
  3. Validate per-founder connection isolation, allowlists and encrypted credential storage
  4. Test OAuth expiry/refresh, revocation, unauthorised actions and timeouts
  5. Require consent for write actions and persist receipts so retries cannot repeat the action
  6. Record real-provider success separately from catalogue claims and keep manual fulfilment for failed proof

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P14. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Scoped compatibility matrix, real-provider receipts, denied-action/retry tests and adoption decision

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If an input, approval, provider or expected result is missing, record the exact gap and decision/action owner; keep the relevant step open. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

sources.1 · Read the cited guidance

Related screen and functional scope

Conversation screen · Model and source mechanism · MCP connections

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p14-3

P15Prove pilot alerts, observability and operating capacity3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Real alerts have visible delivery results, operators can detect and diagnose service failures without leaking private data, and the approved pilot traffic envelope has measured capacity and failure evidence.

Required skill / responsible role
Integration/platform engineer and operations lead

Reviewer role
Service operations, platform and performance QA

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

P08 P09 P14 P16

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

P15.1 P15.2 P15.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Accept P15.1: Implement consented email alerts with visible delivery receipts
  2. Accept P15.2: Set up redacted traces, service health and incident ownership
  3. Accept P15.3: Measure pilot capacity and approve operating limits

Scope boundary

Production pilot work from the feature sweep dated 8 Oct 2026. This does not require the active cloud demonstration to adopt the proposed production stack. Approve unresolved policies/technology choices before implementation.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Real alerts have visible delivery results, operators can detect and diagnose service failures without leaking private data, and the approved pilot traffic envelope has measured capacity and failure evidence. — attach child acceptance records and the feature-level test result.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Application features this work supports

booking.2 · Save appointment request
portal.3 · Notification delivery status
workshop.3 · Readiness and evidence check

Related screen and functional scope

Alerts workstream · QA and observability · Operating capacity

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p15

Exact sub-package references

P15.1 Implement consented email alerts with visible delivery receipts

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

One approved real email flow succeeds; duplicate retries do not create another case/alert and failures remain actionable to staff.

Required skill / responsible role
Integration/platform engineer and operations lead

Reviewer role
QA and service operations

Inputs required before starting

  • Approved case/appointment events and notification recipients

Start prerequisites

P08.1 P17.2 P09.2

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Map case, appointment and staff-action events to allowed recipients and consent requirements
  2. Approve email connector, sender identity and template content
  3. Persist event/delivery IDs before send and bound retries
  4. Test duplicate events, provider failure, rejection and unavailable recipients
  5. Show staff delivery state while retaining the underlying case/ticket
  6. Attach one real delivery proof and label all simulated paths

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P15. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Event/template matrix, redacted provider receipt and duplicate/failure test log

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If an input, approval, provider or expected result is missing, record the exact gap and decision/action owner; keep the relevant step open. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

booking.2 · Save appointment request
portal.3 · Notification delivery status
workshop.3 · Readiness and evidence check

Related screen and functional scope

Alerts workstream · QA and observability · Operating capacity

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p15-1

P15.2 Set up redacted traces, service health and incident ownership

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

An operator can detect, locate and triage a deliberate failure using the guide and approved traces without accessing unnecessary private data.

Required skill / responsible role
Integration/platform engineer and operations lead

Reviewer role
QA and service operations

Inputs required before starting

  • Approved runtime and test deployment

Start prerequisites

P14.1 D01.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Define correlation IDs across answer, quote, source fetch, case and external action
  2. Record model/prompt/rule/source versions, latency, spend and handoff outcome with redaction
  3. Verify secrets, private documents and unnecessary personal data are excluded
  4. Define health/error signals and thresholds for source/provider/storage/channel failures
  5. Assign incident contacts and escalation/fallback steps; send one test operational alert
  6. Trace a test failure from the user’s visible message to the relevant redacted evidence

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P15. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Redaction checks, correlated trace sample, tested alert and incident runbook

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If an input, approval, provider or expected result is missing, record the exact gap and decision/action owner; keep the relevant step open. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

workshop.3 · Readiness and evidence check

Related screen and functional scope

Alerts workstream · QA and observability · Operating capacity

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p15-2

P15.3 Measure pilot capacity and approve operating limits

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Measured results support an approved capacity envelope or explicitly limit launch; no untested sizing assumption is reported as capacity.

Required skill / responsible role
Integration/platform engineer and operations lead

Reviewer role
QA and service operations

Inputs required before starting

  • Stable pilot functions, monitoring and approved test traffic

Start prerequisites

P14.2 P15.2 P16

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Confirm the pilot sizing assumption and agree response/failure/spending thresholds before testing
  2. Prepare representative chat, source, save and handoff workloads using fictional data
  3. Measure 20 simultaneous sessions and the expected pilot traffic mix rather than only empty-page requests
  4. Exercise rate limits, slow provider/source responses and recovery within bounded retry budgets
  5. Record throughput, latency, error rates, successful-answer cost and capacity bottlenecks
  6. Review results, set practical operating limits and create defects for unmet thresholds

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P15. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Approved workload/threshold plan, result graphs/logs and launch-limit decision

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If an input, approval, provider or expected result is missing, record the exact gap and decision/action owner; keep the relevant step open. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

workshop.3 · Readiness and evidence check

Related screen and functional scope

Alerts workstream · QA and observability · Operating capacity

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p15-3

P16Approve business roles and secure document collection3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Founder, specialist, manager and expert roles have explicit business membership and access rules; private files can be collected and retrieved only by authorised parties under approved retention rules.

Required skill / responsible role
Backend/platform engineer and privacy operations owner

Reviewer role
Security / privacy reviewer and business membership owner

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

P01 D02 D03

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

P16.1 P16.2 P16.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Accept P16.1: Approve business membership, role permissions and account recovery
  2. Accept P16.2: Implement private document upload, preparation and access checks
  3. Accept P16.3: Verify retention, revocation and private-data handling

Scope boundary

Production pilot work from the feature sweep dated 8 Oct 2026. This does not require the active cloud demonstration to adopt the proposed production stack. Approve unresolved policies/technology choices before implementation.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Founder, specialist, manager and expert roles have explicit business membership and access rules; private files can be collected and retrieved only by authorised parties under approved retention rules. — attach child acceptance records and the feature-level test result.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Application features this work supports

access.1 · Sign in
access.2 · Create an account
handoff.1 · Live / Not live indicator
history.1 · Search previous conversations
history.2 · Recall or delete
portal.1 · Case status and owner
portal.2 · Approve scope and budget

Related screen and functional scope

Sign-in screen · Role permissions

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p16

Exact sub-package references

P16.1 Approve business membership, role permissions and account recovery

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Every pilot operation has an approved role/membership rule and recovery/revocation path; edition gaps have a decision rather than an assumed permission.

Required skill / responsible role
Backend/platform engineer and privacy operations owner

Reviewer role
Security/QA and business owner

Inputs required before starting

  • Pilot organisation and role decisions
  • cloud identity baseline

Start prerequisites

P01 D02

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Define person/account/business identifiers and allowed memberships for the pilot organisation
  2. Specify founder, assigned specialist, manager and expert reviewer actions with deny-by-default access
  3. Choose invite/onboarding, access revocation and password/account recovery behavior
  4. Define who administers access and where privileged credentials are held
  5. Write same-business, other-business, revoked-role and unauthenticated test expectations
  6. Approve the access matrix and identify any selected software-edition limitations

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P16. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Approved access matrix, membership fixtures and recovery/edition decisions

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If an input, approval, provider or expected result is missing, record the exact gap and decision/action owner; keep the relevant step open. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

access.1 · Sign in
access.2 · Create an account
handoff.1 · Live / Not live indicator
portal.1 · Case status and owner
portal.2 · Approve scope and budget
history.1 · Search previous conversations

Related screen and functional scope

Sign-in screen · Role permissions

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p16-1

P16.2 Implement private document upload, preparation and access checks

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Founders receive source-approved preparation requirements and authorised upload/retrieval; direct-link and cross-business attempts cannot bypass permissions.

Required skill / responsible role
Backend/platform engineer and privacy operations owner

Reviewer role
Security/QA and business owner

Inputs required before starting

  • P16.1 access matrix
  • approved service-document requirements

Start prerequisites

P16.1 P01

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Map each service’s approved required documents and preparation instructions without inventing requirements
  2. Define allowed file types/sizes and storage location; reject unsupported/malformed uploads
  3. Authorise upload, listing, download/export and deletion against business/case membership
  4. Prevent public/static links from exposing confidential files and test direct URL access
  5. Test retries/interrupted uploads and retain a clear pending/missing-document state
  6. Verify two businesses and an assigned/unassigned specialist against file permissions

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P16. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Document requirement mapping, upload fixtures, access-denial logs and private-storage proof

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If an input, approval, provider or expected result is missing, record the exact gap and decision/action owner; keep the relevant step open. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

handoff.1 · Live / Not live indicator
portal.1 · Case status and owner
portal.2 · Approve scope and budget

Related screen and functional scope

Sign-in screen · Role permissions

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p16-2

P16.3 Verify retention, revocation and private-data handling

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Revocation and data-lifecycle tests match approved policy, including retained-case exceptions and provider boundaries.

Required skill / responsible role
Backend/platform engineer and privacy operations owner

Reviewer role
Security/QA and business owner

Inputs required before starting

  • Approved lifecycle policy and implemented roles/files

Start prerequisites

P16.1 P16.2 P13.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Apply the approved separate retention rules to chats, cases, submissions, files and traces
  2. Revoke a user or assignment and test existing sessions/links and new requests
  3. Verify document/identity data stays out of public source searches and unnecessary model context
  4. Exercise approved deletion/export request paths and record retained active-case exceptions
  5. Review provider/data-handling and backup access decisions with the responsible owner
  6. Publish the reviewed handling/revocation checklist for operators

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P16. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Revocation/lifecycle test matrix, redacted trace checks and privacy owner acceptance

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If an input, approval, provider or expected result is missing, record the exact gap and decision/action owner; keep the relevant step open. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

handoff.1 · Live / Not live indicator
portal.1 · Case status and owner
portal.2 · Approve scope and budget
history.2 · Recall or delete

Related screen and functional scope

Sign-in screen · Role permissions

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p16-3

P17Complete the consultation and calendar lifecycle3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

A founder can request, receive staff confirmation, reschedule and cancel a consultation in the Philippine time zone; duplicates and conflicting confirmed specialist slots are prevented; calendar downloads never imply an unaccepted meeting.

Required skill / responsible role
Booking integration engineer and booking operations

Reviewer role
Booking operations manager and QA

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

P07 P16.1 P08.1

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

P17.1 P17.2 P17.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Accept P17.1: Approve consultation states and validate request inputs
  2. Accept P17.2: Verify staff confirmation, conflicts, rescheduling and cancellation
  3. Accept P17.3: Verify calendar files and confirmed-appointment reminders

Scope boundary

Production pilot work from the feature sweep dated 8 Oct 2026. This does not require the active cloud demonstration to adopt the proposed production stack. Approve unresolved policies/technology choices before implementation.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

A founder can request, receive staff confirmation, reschedule and cancel a consultation in the Philippine time zone; duplicates and conflicting confirmed specialist slots are prevented; calendar downloads never imply an unaccepted meeting. — attach child acceptance records and the feature-level test result.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Application features this work supports

booking.1 · Preferred date and time
booking.2 · Save appointment request

Related screen and functional scope

Appointment screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p17

Exact sub-package references

P17.1 Approve consultation states and validate request inputs

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

An approved state/validation matrix and fixtures distinguish a saved request from specialist acceptance.

Required skill / responsible role
Booking integration engineer and booking operations

Reviewer role
QA and operations manager

Inputs required before starting

  • Specialist roster and appointment-state requirements

Start prerequisites

P07.2 P16.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Define request, awaiting confirmation, confirmed, rescheduled, cancelled and declined state transitions with authorised actors
  2. Specify Philippine time zone, future-time bounds, allowed 30/60-minute durations and formats from current requirements
  3. Specify missing/invalid specialist, time, duration and format validation responses
  4. Verify a valid request saves the founder, selected specialist, time, format and request key
  5. Test invalid boundary cases and show field-specific correction guidance

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P17. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Approved state matrix; valid and boundary fixture results with exact expected/actual states

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If an input, approval, provider or expected result is missing, record the exact gap and decision/action owner; keep the relevant step open. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

booking.1 · Preferred date and time
booking.2 · Save appointment request

Related screen and functional scope

Appointment screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p17-1

P17.2 Verify staff confirmation, conflicts, rescheduling and cancellation

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Each allowed transition has one durable result; conflicting bookings and unauthorised or repeated actions cannot change the wrong record.

Required skill / responsible role
Booking integration engineer and booking operations

Reviewer role
QA and operations manager

Inputs required before starting

  • P17.1 approved states
  • authorised staff access

Start prerequisites

P17.1 P07.3

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Retry a request with the same key and verify one request/receipt
  2. Attempt a different account’s request and reject read/write/calendar access
  3. Confirm one specialist slot and attempt a conflicting confirmation
  4. Reschedule through the allowed state transition and release the old slot
  5. Cancel through the authorised transition and verify it persists after refresh
  6. Record rejected/unsupported transitions and client/staff notifications as real or simulated

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P17. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Transition matrix execution log, duplicate/conflict proof and role-access test results

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If an input, approval, provider or expected result is missing, record the exact gap and decision/action owner; keep the relevant step open. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

booking.1 · Preferred date and time
booking.2 · Save appointment request

Related screen and functional scope

Appointment screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p17-2

P17.3 Verify calendar files and confirmed-appointment reminders

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Calendar files reproduce the saved appointment state, reminders have real delivery evidence, and no download implies an unaccepted booking.

Required skill / responsible role
Booking integration engineer and booking operations

Reviewer role
QA and operations manager

Inputs required before starting

  • P17.2 states
  • P15.1 real alert path when required for the pilot

Start prerequisites

P17.2 P15.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Export authorised calendar data and compare specialist, time zone, start/end, format and duration to the saved request
  2. Label an unaccepted request/calendar invitation tentative and a confirmed meeting accurately
  3. Check download MIME, escaping, cancellation/reschedule behavior and ownership
  4. Send the approved reminder only for the intended state, recipient and consent
  5. Retry delivery and verify saved receipts prevent duplicate alerts
  6. Run founder and staff consultation journeys and obtain review acceptance

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within P17. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Sanitised calendar examples, saved-state comparison, reminder receipts and reviewed journey log

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If an input, approval, provider or expected result is missing, record the exact gap and decision/action owner; keep the relevant step open. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

booking.2 · Save appointment request

Related screen and functional scope

Appointment screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#p17-3

Cloud release and verification

D01Verify and accept the deployed Beth cloud release3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

All agreed paths work at beth2.top, persist records in cloud storage and do not rely on the Mac being online.

Required skill / responsible role
Deployment engineer in the original chat

Reviewer role
Technical release reviewer and product QA

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

D02.1 D02.2 D02.3 D03.1 D03.2 D03.3 D04.2 D04.3 D06.1 D06.2 D06.3 D07.1

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

D01.1 D01.2 D01.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Complete cloud build and database migrations
  2. Publish a verified cloud release
  3. Connect beth2.top through Cloudflare
  4. Verify HTTPS and /chat, /interview, /docs and /cases
  5. Record the release URL and rollback steps

Scope boundary

Parent task owns the stated feature outcome. Child packages are delegated and reviewed separately.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Required child acceptance records plus evidence that the parent’s feature outcome and original checklist pass. Use retrievable redacted links, exact versions and expected/actual results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Related screen and functional scope

Deployment and recovery · Beth cloud

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#d01

Exact sub-package references

D01.1 Verify the cloud build, migrations and hosted preview evidence

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

A hosted preview serves all four entrances and its API reaches the cloud database.

Required skill / responsible role
Deployment engineer in the original chat

Reviewer role
Technical reviewer

Inputs required before starting

  • Active cloud source and the existing registered private project.

Start prerequisites

No prerequisite work packages. The required inputs and readiness criteria are listed below.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Confirm the current deployment revision and four required paths.
  2. Verify the reported page-loader routing repair against the published revision.
  3. Build through the existing hosting workflow without starting a second deployment.
  4. Apply pending cloud schema migrations once in the preview environment.
  5. Open the hosted preview and record its revision, URL and storage status.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within D01. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Build/migration result and release revision.; Preview URL with route checks and redacted storage-status response.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If build, routing or database setup fails, record the failing step and owner; do not connect the live domain. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Deployment and recovery · Beth cloud

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#d01-1

D01.2 Verify uploaded guide assets, captions and access

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

All promised guide assets work in preview and their access matches the approved inventory.

Required skill / responsible role
Deployment engineer and documentation editor

Reviewer role
Product reviewer

Inputs required before starting

  • Working cloud preview, approved public/private asset inventory and guide files.

Start prerequisites

D01.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. List required guide pages, videos, captions and downloads with public/private classification.
  2. Confirm the reported hosted uploads match approved guide versions; upload only an identified missing or changed approved asset.
  3. Verify links, content types, video seeking and downloads in preview.
  4. Check protected guides remain gated and public guides remain reachable.
  5. Record missing or intentionally deferred files in the release notes.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within D01. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Asset inventory and upload receipts without publishing credentials.; Link/media checks including seeking and gated-download results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Missing required assets or incorrect exposure blocks this package; optional omissions need a visible limitation and reviewer agreement. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Deployment and recovery · Beth cloud

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#d01-2

D01.3 Verify beth2.top routing and record release acceptance

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

The agreed cloud demo is live on beth2.top and its required journeys work without the Mac.

Required skill / responsible role
Deployment engineer in the original chat

Reviewer role
Release reviewer

Inputs required before starting

  • Preview acceptance evidence, release brief, configured domain and working rollback plan.

Start prerequisites

D01.1 D01.2 D02.1 D02.2 D02.3 D03.1 D03.2 D03.3 D04.2 D04.3 D06.1 D06.2 D06.3 D07.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Confirm the exact accepted revision and unresolved limitations.
  2. Save current domain/route configuration and identify the last working release.
  3. Inspect the reported live revision/domain configuration and verify it matches the accepted release; change it only to resolve a verified mismatch.
  4. Check HTTPS, canonical paths, legacy redirects and authenticated saves on the live hostname.
  5. Record the live URL, revision and the rollback result or verified procedure.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within D01. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Preview acceptance sign-off and release revision.; Live hostname checks and redacted domain configuration change.; Rollback instructions tied to the published revision.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Do not connect live traffic if required preview checks fail; recover the prior route/release if live checks fail. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Deployment and recovery · Beth cloud

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#d01-3

D02Verify cloud account and commercial-data access3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Cross-account access is rejected; commercial costing requires separate access; credentials never appear in user responses or browser assets.

Required skill / responsible role
QA engineer

Reviewer role
Security and access-control reviewer

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

D01.1

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

D02.1 D02.2 D02.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Register and sign in with two separate test accounts
  2. Confirm each account can access only its own interviews, chats, cases and requests
  3. Verify logout, expiry and invalid login handling
  4. Confirm costing stays locked without decision-maker access
  5. Check origin enforcement and secret handling

Scope boundary

Parent task owns the stated feature outcome. Child packages are delegated and reviewed separately.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Required child acceptance records plus evidence that the parent’s feature outcome and original checklist pass. Use retrievable redacted links, exact versions and expected/actual results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Application features this work supports

access.1 · Sign in
access.2 · Create an account
report.2 · Download, print or save

Related screen and functional scope

Accounts and permissions

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#d02

Exact sub-package references

D02.1 Prove accounts cannot access one another’s records

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Every tested private read, mutation and record download is tied to the current account; logout revokes access.

Required skill / responsible role
QA engineer

Reviewer role
Security-minded technical reviewer

Inputs required before starting

  • Cloud preview and two disposable accounts containing different records.

Start prerequisites

D01.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Create account A and account B with distinct interviews, cases and requests.
  2. Attempt A’s record IDs while signed in as B for reads and writes.
  3. Check signed-out access to private API routes and record downloads.
  4. Log out and verify the former session no longer authorizes requests.
  5. Record expected denials and delete disposable test data where supported.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within D02. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Account-isolation test matrix with statuses and no personal credentials.; Redacted denial and logout results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Any cross-account exposure or unauthorized mutation blocks release until corrected and rechecked. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

access.1 · Sign in
access.2 · Create an account

Related screen and functional scope

Accounts and permissions

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#d02-1

D02.2 Check private files, exports and media publishing permissions

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Private commercial assets and account exports remain protected across direct URLs; only the publishing credential authorizes guide uploads.

Required skill / responsible role
QA engineer

Reviewer role
Access-control reviewer

Inputs required before starting

  • Preview, asset classification, decision access, publishing endpoint and two test accounts.

Start prerequisites

D01.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Inventory decision pages, guide media, posters, captions and alternative/static file paths.
  2. Attempt direct asset and legacy URLs without decision access; verify every private format is denied.
  3. Attempt another account’s interview export and consultation calendar download.
  4. Call publishing endpoints without a token and with an invalid token; check neither can alter assets.
  5. Confirm approved public files work and document any intentional public information.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within D02. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Public/private asset map with no commercial amounts.; Direct-route, export/calendar and upload-denial test results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Unintended private exposure or unauthorized publishing blocks release; do not attach leaked content to the shared task. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

report.2 · Download, print or save

Related screen and functional scope

Accounts and permissions

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#d02-2

D02.3 Verify login abuse handling and secret-safe sessions

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Authentication and credential errors fail safely; configured limits work; secrets remain server-side and rotation steps are documented.

Required skill / responsible role
Backend engineer or QA engineer

Reviewer role
Security-minded technical reviewer

Inputs required before starting

  • Preview with test credentials and authorized redacted configuration inspection.

Start prerequisites

D01.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Test invalid login, duplicate registration, malformed form and oversized request responses.
  2. Check repeated failed login and decision-unlock attempts trigger the configured limits.
  3. Confirm HTTPS session cookies use HttpOnly, Secure and expected expiry; reject cross-origin mutations.
  4. Inspect public assets, API responses and error logs for accidental credential or token exposure.
  5. Verify a safe credential-rotation procedure is available for AI encryption and publishing access.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within D02. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Abuse/error test results with expected statuses.; Cookie/header checks and redacted secret-exposure review.; Rotation procedure containing credential names, never values.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Credential exposure, broken expiry, ineffective hosted login limits or accepted foreign-origin writes blocks release. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

access.1 · Sign in

Related screen and functional scope

Accounts and permissions

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#d02-3

D03Verify cloud saves, conflicts and submission snapshots3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Hosted storage passes persistence, idempotency, conflict and immutable-snapshot checks with recorded results.

Required skill / responsible role
QA engineer

Reviewer role
Data reliability and product QA reviewer

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

D01.1 D02.2

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

D03.1 D03.2 D03.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Save and reopen an interview from a fresh session
  2. Submit twice with the same request key and check for one receipt
  3. Confirm stale concurrent edits produce a clear conflict
  4. Confirm deleted chats cannot reappear through delayed saves
  5. Confirm submission snapshots remain unchanged after later edits

Scope boundary

Parent task owns the stated feature outcome. Child packages are delegated and reviewed separately.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Required child acceptance records plus evidence that the parent’s feature outcome and original checklist pass. Use retrievable redacted links, exact versions and expected/actual results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Application features this work supports

history.2 · Recall or delete

Related screen and functional scope

Collection readiness

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#d03

Exact sub-package references

D03.1 Prove account data persists in cloud storage

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Records persist correctly across cloud sessions and devices, with no dependence on the Mac database.

Required skill / responsible role
QA engineer

Reviewer role
Backend reviewer

Inputs required before starting

  • Preview with applied schema and a disposable account.

Start prerequisites

D01.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Create an interview draft, saved chat and consultation request.
  2. Sign out and reopen them in a new authenticated session.
  3. Repeat from a second browser/device without relying on local draft storage.
  4. Check record counts and values using account-scoped responses.
  5. Record that existing local accounts remain separate and are not silently imported.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within D03. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Create/reopen result matrix and redacted record IDs.; Cloud storage status and fresh-account behavior notes.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Data loss, duplicate records or accidental local-data transfer blocks release and requires an explicit correction. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Collection readiness

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#d03-1

D03.2 Test concurrent edits and interrupted-save recovery

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Stale changes never overwrite newer data; retries do not duplicate work; deleted chats stay deleted and drafts can be recovered.

Required skill / responsible role
QA engineer

Reviewer role
Backend reviewer

Inputs required before starting

  • Persisted test interview/chat and two tabs signed into the same account.

Start prerequisites

D03.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Open the same study in two tabs and save a newer change in one.
  2. Submit the stale tab and verify a visible conflict without overwriting newer data.
  3. Interrupt a save and retry with the same request key.
  4. Delete a test chat and replay a delayed save for its old client key.
  5. Confirm unsaved text remains recoverable and record the recovery path.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within D03. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Conflict/retry/delete replay results with revisions.; Screenshots or recordings of draft-preservation messages.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Silent overwrite, duplicate mutation or resurrected deletion blocks release; preserve a sanitized reproduction. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Application features this work supports

history.2 · Recall or delete

Related screen and functional scope

Collection readiness

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#d03-2

D03.3 Verify submission receipts and export accuracy

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Receipts are idempotent, submitted snapshots remain immutable and exports accurately represent only the authorized account’s data.

Required skill / responsible role
QA engineer

Reviewer role
Research operations reviewer

Inputs required before starting

  • Account-owned interview with a draft and an existing submitted snapshot.

Start prerequisites

D03.1 D02.2

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Submit a test interview and save its receipt and revision.
  2. Retry the identical submission key and verify one receipt/snapshot.
  3. Edit the draft and verify the earlier submitted snapshot is unchanged.
  4. Export the review pack and compare owner, answers, revisions and submitted history.
  5. Confirm exports identify inputs as candidates requiring review rather than approved training/publication.
  6. Test missing consent, incomplete context and illustrative model-answer submissions; confirm rejection rather than real-evidence recording.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within D03. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Submission retry and snapshot comparison results.; Redacted sample export with field-completeness checks.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Mutable submissions, duplicate receipts, missing answers or incorrect ownership blocks release. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Collection readiness

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#d03-3

D04Connect and verify cloud AI3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Beth returns a valid cited cloud reply without the Mac, keeps AI credentials private and explains provider failures clearly.

Required skill / responsible role
AI integration engineer with account owner

Reviewer role
AI integration and domain citation reviewer

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

D01.1 D02.3

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

D04.1 D04.2 D04.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Choose and document the approved cloud AI connection and model
  2. Configure credentials and encryption through protected settings
  3. Run a business question requiring authoritative web sources
  4. Check source links, scope confirmation and estimate behavior
  5. Verify missing credentials, provider rejection and usage-limit messages

Scope boundary

Parent task owns the stated feature outcome. Child packages are delegated and reviewed separately.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Required child acceptance records plus evidence that the parent’s feature outcome and original checklist pass. Use retrievable redacted links, exact versions and expected/actual results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Related screen and functional scope

Beth AI connection · Model and evidence controls

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#d04

Exact sub-package references

D04.1 Choose and configure the cloud AI connection

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

The selected connection mode is verified and accurately presented; any guided-only demo limitation is approved and visible.

Required skill / responsible role
AI integration engineer with account owner

Reviewer role
Product owner

Inputs required before starting

  • Approved AI account/model and preview secret handling
  • no secret values in task cards.

Start prerequisites

D01.1 D02.3

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Confirm whether the demo uses shared cloud AI, per-account AI or guided preview only.
  2. Record the approved model and who manages usage without storing credentials here.
  3. Configure the permitted credential and encryption secret through protected settings.
  4. Verify Connect AI, status and disconnect behavior for a test account.
  5. Record any unavailable live-AI capability as a visible release limitation.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within D04. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Connection-mode decision and responsible role.; Redacted status/connect/disconnect results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If live AI is required but credentials or model access are unavailable, mark blocked and request the specific prerequisite; never imply AI is connected. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Beth AI connection · Model and evidence controls

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#d04-1

D04.2 Verify cited replies and confirmation before estimates

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Accepted demo behavior is evidenced: live replies have usable authoritative sources when connected, and estimates follow scope confirmation; unavailable live AI is clearly limited.

Required skill / responsible role
AI QA analyst

Reviewer role
Domain/content reviewer

Inputs required before starting

  • Verified AI mode, curated test questions and expected authoritative sources.

Start prerequisites

D04.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Run one Philippine business compliance question that requires web grounding when live AI is enabled.
  2. Check returned citations point to allowed authoritative domains and support the reply.
  3. Run a profiling example and inspect captured facts and risk flags.
  4. Verify Beth asks for scope confirmation before showing an estimate.
  5. Record pass/fail examples; for guided-only mode label live grounding unavailable rather than passed.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within D04. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Redacted question/reply/citation examples and source-check notes.; Confirmation-before-estimate transcript and connection-mode label.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Unsupported citations or premature estimates blocks live-AI acceptance; guided-only release requires a clearly approved limitation. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Beth AI connection · Model and evidence controls

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#d04-2

D04.3 Check AI failures, limits and honest fallback messages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

AI failures show useful recovery instructions, retain user work and accurately identify the active connection or fallback.

Required skill / responsible role
AI integration engineer or QA engineer

Reviewer role
Technical reviewer

Inputs required before starting

  • Preview AI configuration and safe simulations of provider failures.

Start prerequisites

D04.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Test missing credential and rejected credential messages without exposing keys.
  2. Exercise unavailable model, timeout and provider-limit responses using safe test methods.
  3. Confirm drafts and conversation context remain recoverable after failure.
  4. Check whether disconnect reverts to shared AI and make its displayed status accurate.
  5. Record configured usage limits and who responds when they are reached.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within D04. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Missing/rejected/timeout/model/limit response matrix.; Draft-preservation and shared-fallback status results.; Usage responsibility note without billing amounts.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Secret-bearing errors, lost user work or misleading connection status blocks live-AI release. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Beth AI connection · Model and evidence controls

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#d04-3

D05Prove cloud data backup and recovery3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

A documented recovery drill restores representative records with their ownership and history intact.

Required skill / responsible role
Operations lead with database engineer

Reviewer role
Operations owner and independent recovery reviewer

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

D03.1 D03.3 D02.1

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

D05.1 D05.2 D05.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Define what must be recoverable and the acceptable recovery window
  2. Create an export or backup procedure for interviews and case records
  3. Restore test records into a separate environment
  4. Check record counts, ownership and submission snapshots
  5. Record restore steps and responsibility

Scope boundary

Parent task owns the stated feature outcome. Child packages are delegated and reviewed separately.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Required child acceptance records plus evidence that the parent’s feature outcome and original checklist pass. Use retrievable redacted links, exact versions and expected/actual results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Related screen and functional scope

Deployment and recovery

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#d05

Exact sub-package references

D05.1 Define recoverable records and name the backup owner

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

A reviewed recovery plan states records, recovery targets, authorized owner and protected backup location.

Required skill / responsible role
Operations lead with database engineer

Reviewer role
Project owner

Inputs required before starting

  • Verified cloud data types and an identified operations contact.

Start prerequisites

D03.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. List interview drafts, submissions, saved cases, accounts and requests that need recovery.
  2. Choose recoverable scope and maximum acceptable loss/downtime for the pilot.
  3. Name the person or role authorized to back up and restore these records.
  4. Separate credential recovery from ordinary review-pack exports.
  5. Record how long test backups are retained and where access is restricted.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within D05. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Recovery scope/owner/target checklist.; Access and retention decision, without credentials or personal records.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

If no authorized owner or protected location is agreed, keep pilot recovery blocked; do not call cloud hosting a backup. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Deployment and recovery

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#d05-1

D05.2 Create and verify a protected test backup

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

A protected test backup contains the required records and a validated completeness manifest.

Required skill / responsible role
Database engineer

Reviewer role
Operations lead

Inputs required before starting

  • Approved recovery plan and disposable cloud test records.

Start prerequisites

D05.1 D03.3

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Create representative interviews, submissions, cases and requests with known counts.
  2. Use the approved backup/export procedure and record its timestamp/version.
  3. Store the backup in the approved protected location.
  4. Check that intended record types and ownership links are included.
  5. Document missing items and rerun only after the procedure is corrected.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within D05. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Backup timestamp/version and record-count manifest.; Protected-location confirmation and omitted-data list.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Incomplete backup or unapproved access blocks recovery acceptance; never upload raw user backups into shared tasks. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Deployment and recovery

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#d05-2

D05.3 Restore the test backup and demonstrate recovery

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

A reviewer observes successful restoration of the agreed records with correct ownership and a recorded recovery time.

Required skill / responsible role
Database engineer

Reviewer role
Operations lead

Inputs required before starting

  • Validated backup and an isolated recovery environment.

Start prerequisites

D05.2 D02.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Create an isolated restore destination without overwriting the current release.
  2. Restore using the written procedure and time the recovery.
  3. Compare record counts, ownership, drafts and immutable submission history.
  4. Verify restored-account access while keeping credentials protected.
  5. Record recovery results and update the operator instructions.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within D05. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Restore log and before/after manifest without personal contents.; Restored-access and snapshot checks.; Updated recovery runbook and owner acceptance.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Do not run destructive recovery against live data; failed restoration blocks production pilot recovery sign-off. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Deployment and recovery

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#d05-3

D06Complete Beth cloud user-journey acceptance3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Recorded user journeys pass with no blocking issues; consultation requests and simulated communications are described accurately.

Required skill / responsible role
Product QA reviewer

Reviewer role
Product QA and business acceptance owner

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

D01.1 D01.2 D03.3 D04.2 D03.2

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

D06.1 D06.2 D06.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Test home navigation and all four short paths on desktop and mobile
  2. Complete interview, save, submit and download the review pack
  3. Run a cited chat, confirm scope and inspect the indicative estimate
  4. Save and reopen the case and request a consultation
  5. Confirm simulation labels and retain drafts after recoverable failures

Scope boundary

Parent task owns the stated feature outcome. Child packages are delegated and reviewed separately.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Required child acceptance records plus evidence that the parent’s feature outcome and original checklist pass. Use retrievable redacted links, exact versions and expected/actual results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Related screen and functional scope

All application screens · End-user guide

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#d06

Exact sub-package references

D06.1 Verify desktop/mobile navigation and guide journeys

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Required entrances and guide journeys work at desktop/mobile sizes with correct links and usable media.

Required skill / responsible role
Product QA reviewer

Reviewer role
Product owner

Inputs required before starting

  • Cloud preview with guide assets and route mapping.

Start prerequisites

D01.1 D01.2

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Visit home, /chat, /interview, /docs and /cases on desktop and mobile.
  2. Follow guide and legacy links and verify their final destinations.
  3. Check text readability, form controls and downloads at a narrow viewport.
  4. Play the intended guide video, enable captions and inspect transcript access.
  5. Record any dead link, clipped control or inaccessible required guide.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within D06. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Route/link matrix with preview revision.; Desktop/mobile screenshots and required media results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Broken required paths or unusable core controls blocks demo release; cosmetic issues may remain with explicit tracked scope. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

All application screens · End-user guide

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#d06-1

D06.2 Run the interview-to-case demo end to end

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

One complete demo journey works, retains the right data and makes the boundary between saved requests and real delivery clear.

Required skill / responsible role
Product QA analyst

Reviewer role
Project owner

Inputs required before starting

  • Preview, reviewed example, configured AI mode and disposable customer account.

Start prerequisites

D03.3 D04.2

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Complete the example interview and submit/export its answers.
  2. Ask Beth a business question using the accepted connection mode.
  3. Confirm the profiled scope and review the indicative estimate without treating it as a final quote.
  4. Generate, download and print the report; compare it with the confirmed facts, scope and displayed assumptions.
  5. Save/reopen the case and request a specialist consultation.
  6. Verify specialist acceptance, notifications and booking status remain correctly labeled as simulations or saved requests.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within D06. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Redacted journey recording or checklist.; Case/request IDs and simulation-label screenshots.; AI connection-mode note for the example.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Data loss, an impossible promised action or a simulated action presented as real blocks demo acceptance. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

All application screens · End-user guide

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#d06-2

D06.3 Verify service failures preserve drafts and explain recovery

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Recoverable failures preserve work and give clear next actions; unavailable services never appear as successful completion.

Required skill / responsible role
QA engineer

Reviewer role
Product QA reviewer

Inputs required before starting

  • Preview and approved non-destructive fault tests.

Start prerequisites

D01.1 D03.2 D03.3

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Exercise expired sign-in while editing and verify the draft remains recoverable.
  2. Simulate storage unavailability and an interrupted save without modifying live services.
  3. Check oversized and malformed requests produce clear messages.
  4. Exercise missing guide media and unknown paths; avoid misleading success screens.
  5. Verify retry/sign-in/reopen instructions return users to a usable state.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within D06. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Auth/storage/request/media failure matrix.; Draft-retention and recovery screenshots/notes.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Lost drafts or false-success submission messages block demo release; only use isolated test faults. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

All application screens · End-user guide

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#d06-3

D07Hand over Beth cloud release and operating guide3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

A named operator can access, support and recover the release using the guide; remaining work has explicit task links.

Required skill / responsible role
Project coordinator

Reviewer role
Service operations and release acceptance owner

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

D06.1 D06.2 D06.3 D01.3 D05.3 P11.2 P15.1 P15.3 P16 P17

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

D07.1 D07.2 D07.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Publish the verified path and account guide
  2. Explain fresh cloud accounts and how local records are retained
  3. List working functions, simulations and deferred integrations
  4. Document access administration, support and rollback responsibility
  5. Link release checks, recovery evidence and remaining tasks

Scope boundary

Parent task owns the stated feature outcome. Child packages are delegated and reviewed separately.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Required child acceptance records plus evidence that the parent’s feature outcome and original checklist pass. Use retrievable redacted links, exact versions and expected/actual results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Related screen and functional scope

Delivery and handover

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#d07

Exact sub-package references

D07.1 Approve the cloud demo release brief

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

A reviewer can determine what the demo does, what remains simulated and exactly which verified revision may be released.

Required skill / responsible role
Project coordinator

Reviewer role
Project owner

Inputs required before starting

  • Preview acceptance results and the agreed demo scope.

Start prerequisites

D06.1 D06.2 D06.3

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. List working entrances and tested user journeys.
  2. Explain that cloud accounts are fresh and local records remain on the Mac.
  3. List guided/live AI mode, simulations and known omissions.
  4. Attach release checks and link unresolved work without private commercial details.
  5. Record reviewer acceptance for the demo and the revision to release.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within D07. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Demo release brief and acceptance record.; Links to preview QA evidence and tracked limitations.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

No demo sign-off while required acceptance fails or scope is misleading; do not wait for every production pilot enhancement. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Delivery and handover

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#d07-1

D07.2 Set up release status checks and operator response steps

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

The operator can identify an unhealthy release and follow a tested response path without exposing user data or secrets.

Required skill / responsible role
Operations lead

Reviewer role
Deployment engineer

Inputs required before starting

  • Live release and an agreed operator
  • recurring automation only if separately authorized.

Start prerequisites

D01.3

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Identify the published version, required URLs and protected status endpoints.
  2. Define simple checks for routes, storage, sign-in and AI availability.
  3. Document where the operator sees errors using redacted logs.
  4. Record who responds to unavailable storage, AI limits and failed uploads.
  5. Run one manual status check and one safe response rehearsal; link the rollback guide.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within D07. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Status/check matrix and operator role.; Redacted manual check/rehearsal results and response guide.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Without an operator or a way to detect service failure, mark operational handoff pending; do not silently create recurring monitors. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Delivery and handover

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#d07-2

D07.3 Review the separate production pilot go/no-go checklist

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

The pilot decision is supported by evidence and states allowed users/functions, operational owners and remaining blockers.

Required skill / responsible role
Project owner with operations/domain leads

Reviewer role
Pilot sponsor

Inputs required before starting

  • Verified demo, recovery evidence, operating guide and candidate pilot participants.

Start prerequisites

D01.3 D05.3 D07.2 P11.2 P15.1 P15.3 P16 P17

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. List which demo functions will be real or explicitly disabled for the pilot.
  2. Confirm reviewed knowledge/service rules, operator responsibilities and consultation follow-up expectations.
  3. Confirm participant notice, access and retention choices for actual customer data.
  4. Review backup recovery, AI usage responsibility and unresolved blocking defects.
  5. Record go/no-go and create a linked action for each unmet condition instead of claiming production readiness.

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within D07. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Pilot scope and go/no-go decision.; Recovery and operation evidence links.; Tracked unmet conditions with responsible roles.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Unreviewed domain advice, unowned customer follow-up or unproven required recovery blocks the relevant production pilot scope, not the labeled demo. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Delivery and handover

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#d07-3

Broader launch

L01Expand approved journeys, catalogue and language coverage3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

The approved broader journeys/services/packages and supported language variants pass domain, scope, pricing and source tests before publication.

Required skill / responsible role
Business analyst, domain reviewers and AI engineer

Reviewer role
Product owner and independent domain reviewers

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

P12.1 P11.3

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

L01.1 L01.2 L01.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Accept L01.1: Validate the broader service and package catalogue
  2. Accept L01.2: Implement reviewed advanced-founder routes and escalations
  3. Accept L01.3: Evaluate expanded languages and source/model versions

Scope boundary

Do not start implementation until P12’s pilot review and broader scope/architecture decisions approve this feature and its provider/access requirements.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

The approved broader journeys/services/packages and supported language variants pass domain, scope, pricing and source tests before publication. — required child reviews and feature-level acceptance evidence.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Related screen and functional scope

Expanded catalogue · Language refinements

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#l01

Exact sub-package references

L01.1 Validate the broader service and package catalogue

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Every newly included journey/service/package has reviewed evidence and a versioned inclusion decision; old quotes remain replayable.

Required skill / responsible role
Business analyst, domain reviewers and AI engineer

Reviewer role
Product owner and independent domain reviewers

Inputs required before starting

  • Approved P12.1 expansion list and pilot outcome evidence

Start prerequisites

P12.1 P11.3

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Confirm the approved subset and target catalogue counts from the broader plan
  2. Complete source-backed service cards, units, prerequisites, exclusions and accountable owners
  3. Compose the approved expanded packages and remove overlapping shared work
  4. Define migration/version compatibility with saved pilot quotes and cases
  5. Review sample scopes and obtain domain/product approval before publishing draft entries

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within L01. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Approved expansion register, service/package evidence and quote compatibility results

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

P12 approval, missing provider permissions, unresolved policy or failed expected behavior blocks the affected implementation. Record the exact missing input, decision/action owner and next checkpoint. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Expanded catalogue · Language refinements

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#l01-1

L01.2 Implement reviewed advanced-founder routes and escalations

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Each included advanced route has reviewed deterministic scope and safe human escalation; excluded cases are not priced as ordinary pilot work.

Required skill / responsible role
Business analyst, domain reviewers and AI engineer

Reviewer role
Product owner and independent domain reviewers

Inputs required before starting

  • L01.1 service scope and reviewed source applicability

Start prerequisites

L01.1 P04.3 P05.3 P06.3

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Define VAT, payroll, inventory, multiple-entity and foreign-founder route facts for the approved expansion
  2. Obtain domain/counsel decisions for consequential or unsupported scope boundaries
  3. Implement question, eligibility, service-unit and escalation rules from those decisions
  4. Test qualifying, missing-input, ambiguous and out-of-scope variants
  5. Verify estimates, specialist filters and source applicability against each approved route

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within L01. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Approved route/risk matrix, source-linked rules and expected/actual route tests

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

P12 approval, missing provider permissions, unresolved policy or failed expected behavior blocks the affected implementation. Record the exact missing input, decision/action owner and next checkpoint. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Expanded catalogue · Language refinements

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#l01-2

L01.3 Evaluate expanded languages and source/model versions

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Supported language variants preserve the approved business decisions and citations; every newly activated source/model passes the agreed regression gate.

Required skill / responsible role
Business analyst, domain reviewers and AI engineer

Reviewer role
Product owner and independent domain reviewers

Inputs required before starting

  • Approved language list and L01.2 routes

Start prerequisites

L01.2 P11.2

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Approve English/Filipino/Taglish scenarios and domain terminology with reviewers
  2. Create held-out translated/paraphrased variants without changing the intended facts
  3. Compare citation support, question burden, scope and estimates across supported language variants
  4. Test each new source family and model version on the same labelled cases
  5. Publish only approved language/source/model configurations with rollback references

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within L01. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Frozen language suite, reviewed comparison results and configuration/release record

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

P12 approval, missing provider permissions, unresolved policy or failed expected behavior blocks the affected implementation. Record the exact missing input, decision/action owner and next checkpoint. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Expanded catalogue · Language refinements

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#l01-3

L02Deliver broader channels, calendar and Babylon adapters3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Approved WhatsApp/LINE channels, one calendar and one Babylon directory/jobs adapter preserve identity, consent, ownership and duplicate-safe action receipts.

Required skill / responsible role
Integration engineer and service operations

Reviewer role
Security / integration QA and provider operations owners

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

P12.2 P14.3 P17

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

L02.1 L02.2 L02.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Accept L02.1: Connect WhatsApp and LINE through the approved shared inbox
  2. Accept L02.2: Connect one calendar with duplicate-safe booking synchronisation
  3. Accept L02.3: Implement the approved Babylon directory and job adapter

Scope boundary

Do not start implementation until P12’s pilot review and broader scope/architecture decisions approve this feature and its provider/access requirements.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Approved WhatsApp/LINE channels, one calendar and one Babylon directory/jobs adapter preserve identity, consent, ownership and duplicate-safe action receipts. — required child reviews and feature-level acceptance evidence.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Related screen and functional scope

Channels · Calendar · Babylon adapter

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#l02

Exact sub-package references

L02.1 Connect WhatsApp and LINE through the approved shared inbox

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Each approved real channel reaches the correct retained case, respects human ownership and exposes delivery failures without duplicate tickets.

Required skill / responsible role
Integration engineer and service operations

Reviewer role
Security/QA and integration owners

Inputs required before starting

  • Approved P12.2 provider/channel selections and account access

Start prerequisites

P12.2 P09.3 P16.3

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Confirm provider approvals, channel permissions, credentials and allowed message types
  2. Configure the approved inbox integrations and map channel identities to authorised founders
  3. Route new and resumed messages to the correct case and staff owner
  4. Test duplicate/reordered webhooks, unavailable staff and delivery failure
  5. Verify takeover/return-to-Beth and consented sharing on each added channel

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within L02. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Identity/event mapping, real-channel proof, takeover tests and redacted retry receipts

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

P12 approval, missing provider permissions, unresolved policy or failed expected behavior blocks the affected implementation. Record the exact missing input, decision/action owner and next checkpoint. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Channels · Calendar · Babylon adapter

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#l02-1

L02.2 Connect one calendar with duplicate-safe booking synchronisation

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Accepted appointments and provider events agree; conflicts/retries cannot create extra reservations and a failed provider action remains recoverable.

Required skill / responsible role
Integration engineer and service operations

Reviewer role
Security/QA and integration owners

Inputs required before starting

  • Approved calendar/provider actions and P17 appointment rules

Start prerequisites

P12.2 P17.3 P14.3

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Approve required availability/read/write permissions and per-user calendar connections
  2. Map appointment IDs, time zones, durations and accepted booking states to calendar events
  3. Recheck specialist availability before confirmation and store the provider receipt
  4. Synchronise approved reschedules/cancellations with recorded ownership and consent
  5. Test expiry/revocation, webhook replay, conflicts and provider outages with a manual fallback

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within L02. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Contract/state mapping, real provider receipts and conflict/replay/revocation test log

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

P12 approval, missing provider permissions, unresolved policy or failed expected behavior blocks the affected implementation. Record the exact missing input, decision/action owner and next checkpoint. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Channels · Calendar · Babylon adapter

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#l02-2

L02.3 Implement the approved Babylon directory and job adapter

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

One approved real adapter transfers the correct authorised data exactly once and reconciles state; catalogue existence is not treated as working integration.

Required skill / responsible role
Integration engineer and service operations

Reviewer role
Security/QA and integration owners

Inputs required before starting

  • Approved Babylon API contract, access and sandbox data

Start prerequisites

P12.2 P07.3 P08.3 P14.3

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Approve directory/job identifiers, schema, version and system-of-record ownership
  2. Map specialist capability/capacity and accepted scope/job status without inferred defaults
  3. Authorise each read/write and save stable request/provider receipt identifiers
  4. Test incomplete/stale records, conflict updates, timeouts and duplicate requests
  5. Reconcile one end-to-end job and preserve an explicit manual path for unresolved integration gaps

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within L02. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Approved contract/mapping, sandbox or real action receipts, reconciliation and failure results

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

P12 approval, missing provider permissions, unresolved policy or failed expected behavior blocks the affected implementation. Record the exact missing input, decision/action owner and next checkpoint. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Channels · Calendar · Babylon adapter

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#l02-3

L03Implement and prove one durable multi-day case lifecycle3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

An approved document-wait → approval → reminder → fulfilment lifecycle resumes after failure without lost case state or repeated external actions.

Required skill / responsible role
Workflow/backend engineer and case operations

Reviewer role
Platform / workflow lead and recovery QA

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

P12.3 P08 L02

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

L03.1 L03.2 L03.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Accept L03.1: Approve durable case states, timers and action receipts
  2. Accept L03.2: Build the selected durable workflow and compatible workers
  3. Accept L03.3: Rehearse restart, replay and exception recovery

Scope boundary

Do not start implementation until P12’s pilot review and broader scope/architecture decisions approve this feature and its provider/access requirements.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

An approved document-wait → approval → reminder → fulfilment lifecycle resumes after failure without lost case state or repeated external actions. — required child reviews and feature-level acceptance evidence.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Related screen and functional scope

Durable case lifecycle

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#l03

Exact sub-package references

L03.1 Approve durable case states, timers and action receipts

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

An approved state/timer/receipt contract covers normal, no-response, rejected, cancelled and failed branches without unnamed decisions.

Required skill / responsible role
Workflow/backend engineer and case operations

Reviewer role
Workflow QA and operations owner

Inputs required before starting

  • P12.3 selected lifecycle and actual manual-case outcomes

Start prerequisites

P12.3 P08.3 P13.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Select one bounded lifecycle and define state transitions and authorised actors
  2. Specify document waits, approval deadlines, reminder intervals, cancellation and exception rules
  3. Define stable case/workflow/action IDs, receipts and duplicate-handling behavior
  4. Separate fast conversational replies from the durable case execution path
  5. Approve retention, operator override, failure escalation and recovery expectations

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within L03. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Reviewed state diagram/table, timer policies, action contract and exception ownership

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

P12 approval, missing provider permissions, unresolved policy or failed expected behavior blocks the affected implementation. Record the exact missing input, decision/action owner and next checkpoint. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Durable case lifecycle

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#l03-1

L03.2 Build the selected durable workflow and compatible workers

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

The bounded workflow executes the contract with persisted receipts and version-compatible workers; chat remains on its intended fast path.

Required skill / responsible role
Workflow/backend engineer and case operations

Reviewer role
Workflow QA and operations owner

Inputs required before starting

  • L03.1 approved contract
  • approved workflow platform access

Start prerequisites

L03.1 L02.2 L02.3

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Adopt the workflow platform selected in the approved broader architecture
  2. Implement waits, approvals, reminders and fulfilment activities against saved case versions
  3. Make each external activity consult/save its receipt before retrying
  4. Expose pending/failed work and permitted operator actions in the case portal
  5. Pin worker/workflow versions and test compatibility across a controlled upgrade

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within L03. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Pinned workflow/worker artefacts, state/receipt proof and upgrade test results

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

P12 approval, missing provider permissions, unresolved policy or failed expected behavior blocks the affected implementation. Record the exact missing input, decision/action owner and next checkpoint. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Durable case lifecycle

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#l03-2

L03.3 Rehearse restart, replay and exception recovery

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Reviewed failure drills restore the right case state without duplicate actions; unresolved exceptions retain an owner and a reproducible recovery path.

Required skill / responsible role
Workflow/backend engineer and case operations

Reviewer role
Workflow QA and operations owner

Inputs required before starting

  • L03.2 implementation and isolated test environment

Start prerequisites

L03.2 D05.3

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Stop a worker during document wait and an external action, then resume it
  2. Replay duplicate signals, callbacks and timed reminders
  3. Test approval rejection, cancellation, late documents and operator override
  4. Reconcile workflow state, provider receipts, case status and retained ownership
  5. Measure recovery against the approved target and have operations follow the written runbook

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within L03. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Fault/replay matrix, before/after states, receipts, measured recovery and operator review

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

P12 approval, missing provider permissions, unresolved policy or failed expected behavior blocks the affected implementation. Record the exact missing input, decision/action owner and next checkpoint. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Durable case lifecycle

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#l03-3

L04Prove broader operating scale and release acceptance3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Broader functions, traffic capacity, operational analytics and recovery have reviewed measurable results and a staged release/rollback decision.

Required skill / responsible role
QA/AI evaluation, platform engineer and operations analyst

Reviewer role
Business operations, quality and release reviewers

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

L01 L02 L03 P12.3

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

L04.1 L04.2 L04.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Accept L04.1: Extend quote-versus-actual and delivery outcome analytics
  2. Accept L04.2: Measure larger traffic, permission and failure capacity
  3. Accept L04.3: Review broader launch, staged rollout and rollback

Scope boundary

Do not start implementation until P12’s pilot review and broader scope/architecture decisions approve this feature and its provider/access requirements.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Broader functions, traffic capacity, operational analytics and recovery have reviewed measurable results and a staged release/rollback decision. — required child reviews and feature-level acceptance evidence.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Related screen and functional scope

Outcome analytics · Expanded QA and load tests

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#l04

Exact sub-package references

L04.1 Extend quote-versus-actual and delivery outcome analytics

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Reviewed analytics reproduce underlying job evidence and clearly distinguish measured, estimated and missing outcomes.

Required skill / responsible role
QA/AI evaluation, platform engineer and operations analyst

Reviewer role
Release owner and domain/operations leads

Inputs required before starting

  • P11.3 pilot outcome contract and approved broader metrics

Start prerequisites

P11.3 L01.1 L02.3

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Approve metrics for quoted/actual effort, rework, scope changes, conversion and quality
  2. Link each outcome to saved case, quote/rule/source/release versions
  3. Implement authorised aggregation without exposing individual confidential records
  4. Reconcile dashboard totals against representative job records and missing-data cases
  5. Submit proposed rule/capacity changes for review rather than auto-editing prices

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within L04. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Approved metric definitions, reconciliation results, permission checks and reviewed improvement proposals

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

P12 approval, missing provider permissions, unresolved policy or failed expected behavior blocks the affected implementation. Record the exact missing input, decision/action owner and next checkpoint. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Outcome analytics · Expanded QA and load tests

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#l04-1

L04.2 Measure larger traffic, permission and failure capacity

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Measured results support an approved broader capacity envelope, with unresolved limits explicitly gating the affected scope.

Required skill / responsible role
QA/AI evaluation, platform engineer and operations analyst

Reviewer role
Release owner and domain/operations leads

Inputs required before starting

  • Stable broader candidate and approved test thresholds/workload

Start prerequisites

L01.3 L02.1 L03.3 P15.3

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Confirm the proposed 2,000 monthly active founders and 100 simultaneous-session envelope or an approved replacement
  2. Approve meaningful latency/error/spend/recovery thresholds before testing
  3. Run representative chat, source, file, save, handoff and durable-case traffic
  4. Include cross-business permission attempts, provider/source failures and retry pressure
  5. Record bottlenecks, limits and corrective defects; retest only affected failures

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within L04. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Approved workload/threshold plan, measured results, defects/retests and capacity decision

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

P12 approval, missing provider permissions, unresolved policy or failed expected behavior blocks the affected implementation. Record the exact missing input, decision/action owner and next checkpoint. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Outcome analytics · Expanded QA and load tests

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#l04-2

L04.3 Review broader launch, staged rollout and rollback

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

A named release authority approves only the evidenced scope and operating limits; staged validation and rollback proof precede expansion.

Required skill / responsible role
QA/AI evaluation, platform engineer and operations analyst

Reviewer role
Release owner and domain/operations leads

Inputs required before starting

  • Broader feature, analytics, capacity and recovery evidence

Start prerequisites

L04.1 L04.2 L03.3

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Reconcile feature coverage, required approvals and all open blocking defects
  2. Review source/model regressions, role permissions, consent/retention and real channel/booking receipts
  3. Confirm incident, specialist follow-up, backups and provider/edition responsibilities
  4. Approve staged users/features, stop criteria and rollback/recovery versions
  5. Record launch decision and verify the first stage before expansion

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within L04. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Signed release checklist/decision, scoped rollout record and rollback/recovery rehearsal

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

P12 approval, missing provider permissions, unresolved policy or failed expected behavior blocks the affected implementation. Record the exact missing input, decision/action owner and next checkpoint. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Outcome analytics · Expanded QA and load tests

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#l04-3

Existing prototype work

B01Build a backend conversation prototype3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

An independently reviewed deliverable meets the ordered checks below, with reproducible evidence and explicit remaining limitations.

Required skill / responsible role
Backend / AI developer

Reviewer role
Backend / AI technical reviewer

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

No prerequisite work packages. The required inputs and readiness criteria are listed below.

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

B01.1 B01.2 B01.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Agree the request/response format with the interface developer
  2. Build the candidate Langflow conversation using fictional data
  3. Collect support requested, monthly order volume and record format
  4. Retain earlier answers and apply one corrected answer
  5. Publish setup instructions, sample requests/responses and limitations

Scope boundary

Parent task owns the stated feature outcome. Child packages are delegated and reviewed separately.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Required child acceptance records plus evidence that the parent’s feature outcome and original checklist pass. Use retrievable redacted links, exact versions and expected/actual results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Related screen and functional scope

Conversation engine

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#b01

Exact sub-package references

B01.1 Agree and prove the conversation API contract

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Both developers use one versioned schema; all three prototype facts, corrections and errors have examples.

Required skill / responsible role
Backend / AI developer

Reviewer role
Interface developer and QA

Inputs required before starting

  • Existing backend prototype brief and interface consumer

Start prerequisites

No prerequisite work packages. The required inputs and readiness criteria are listed below.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Write request fields for chat/session ID, message and prior confirmed facts
  2. Define response fields for reply, collected facts, missing fields and errors
  3. Use the fictional online-shop scenario to create complete and missing-field fixtures
  4. Confirm correction/reset/session isolation semantics with the interface developer
  5. Have both developers approve the schema and publish runnable example calls

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within B01. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Versioned schema, four fixture request/response pairs and both developers’ review record

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Record the unavailable input/build/decision, exact failing step, responsible role and next action. Unavailable or not-run checks cannot pass. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Conversation engine

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#b01-1

B01.2 Implement retained facts and corrections in the candidate flow

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Complete, missing-field, correction and reset fixtures return expected state without cross-session leakage.

Required skill / responsible role
Backend / AI developer

Reviewer role
Interface developer and QA

Inputs required before starting

  • Approved B01.1 schema
  • candidate Langflow access

Start prerequisites

B01.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Build the bounded candidate flow and record its version
  2. Retain support requested, monthly order volume and record format per session
  3. Ask only for fields not already supplied
  4. Apply a corrected value without erasing other confirmed fields
  5. Reset one session and prove a second session is unaffected
  6. Return the agreed response schema and record candidate limitations

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within B01. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Runnable flow export/code, fixture outputs and limitations log

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Record the unavailable input/build/decision, exact failing step, responsible role and next action. Unavailable or not-run checks cannot pass. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Conversation engine

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#b01-2

B01.3 Package and independently verify the backend prototype

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

A reviewer can reproduce the demonstration from the handoff and trace each result to the agreed schema.

Required skill / responsible role
Backend / AI developer

Reviewer role
Interface developer and QA

Inputs required before starting

  • B01.2 runnable build and fixtures

Start prerequisites

B01.2

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Write setup/version/configuration instructions without credentials
  2. Provide sample calls for all agreed fixture scenarios
  3. Run from a clean test setup with a second developer
  4. Record expected versus actual responses and defects
  5. Demonstrate the flow and obtain review against the parent card’s outcome

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within B01. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Setup guide, version, test log, demo link and review outcome

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Record the unavailable input/build/decision, exact failing step, responsible role and next action. Unavailable or not-run checks cannot pass. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Conversation engine

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#b01-3

B02Build a customer chat and information-panel prototype3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

An independently reviewed deliverable meets the ordered checks below, with reproducible evidence and explicit remaining limitations.

Required skill / responsible role
Frontend developer

Reviewer role
Product / UX reviewer and integration QA

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

B01.1 B01.2

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

B02.1 B02.2 B02.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Agree the interface/backend request and response format
  2. Build accumulating chat and a visible collected-information panel
  3. Update the panel after a corrected answer
  4. Implement loading, response-error and reset behaviour
  5. Evaluate CopilotKit/AG-UI and publish setup instructions and a short demo

Scope boundary

Parent task owns the stated feature outcome. Child packages are delegated and reviewed separately.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Required child acceptance records plus evidence that the parent’s feature outcome and original checklist pass. Use retrievable redacted links, exact versions and expected/actual results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Related screen and functional scope

Chat screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#b02

Exact sub-package references

B02.1 Prove the chat adapter against the agreed contract

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Selected adapter displays every fixture accurately; limitations and fallback choice are explicit.

Required skill / responsible role
Frontend developer

Reviewer role
Backend developer and QA

Inputs required before starting

  • B01.1 schema
  • frontend assessment

Start prerequisites

B01.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Confirm message, fact-panel and error mappings to B01.1
  2. Create mock complete/missing/correction/reset responses
  3. Try the scoped CopilotKit / AG-UI candidate with the same fixtures
  4. Record transport limitations and select one adapter for this prototype
  5. Publish the adapter mapping and implementation decision

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within B02. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Mapping, adapter proof, fixtures and reviewed transport decision

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Record the unavailable input/build/decision, exact failing step, responsible role and next action. Unavailable or not-run checks cannot pass. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Chat screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#b02-1

B02.2 Build chat, information panel and recoverable states

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

The customer sees the latest three facts; loading/error/reset cases are predictable and do not lose unrelated data.

Required skill / responsible role
Frontend developer

Reviewer role
Backend developer and QA

Inputs required before starting

  • B02.1 selected adapter and fixture mapping

Start prerequisites

B02.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Render accumulated messages with usable scrolling
  2. Display support requested, order volume and record format in the customer panel
  3. Update only the corrected fact and preserve the remaining facts
  4. Show loading and prevent duplicate sends
  5. Show response errors while retaining input and prior conversation
  6. Reset conversation and panel together and check desktop/mobile usability

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within B02. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Runnable interface, fixture screenshots and expected/actual UI checklist

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Record the unavailable input/build/decision, exact failing step, responsible role and next action. Unavailable or not-run checks cannot pass. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Chat screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#b02-2

B02.3 Verify the interface with mocks and the backend

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

All prototype UI cases have reproducible results; mock demonstrations are never reported as live integration success.

Required skill / responsible role
Frontend developer

Reviewer role
Backend developer and QA

Inputs required before starting

  • B02.2
  • real backend if available

Start prerequisites

B02.2 B01.2

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Run the four agreed scenarios with mocks
  2. Connect B01.2 when available and repeat the same scenarios
  3. Record whether each result is mock-backed or backend-backed
  4. Reproduce and log defects with environment and input
  5. Publish setup instructions and a short reviewed demonstration

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within B02. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Versioned setup, test log with environment, defects and demo/reviewer decision

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Record the unavailable input/build/decision, exact failing step, responsible role and next action. Unavailable or not-run checks cannot pass. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Chat screen

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#b02-3

B03Implement a structured intake example3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

An independently reviewed deliverable meets the ordered checks below, with reproducible evidence and explicit remaining limitations.

Required skill / responsible role
Intake / backend developer

Reviewer role
Business analyst and domain / intake reviewer

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

B01.1

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

B03.1 B03.2 B03.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Assess the RFQ logic and agree the summary format
  2. Implement missing-field questions for the three prototype fields
  3. Retain supplied information across messages
  4. Allow a prior answer to be corrected
  5. Demonstrate a complete structured summary and document adapted logic

Scope boundary

Parent task owns the stated feature outcome. Child packages are delegated and reviewed separately.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Required child acceptance records plus evidence that the parent’s feature outcome and original checklist pass. Use retrievable redacted links, exact versions and expected/actual results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Related screen and functional scope

Profile confirmation

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#b03

Exact sub-package references

B03.1 Select reusable intake logic and define summary fields

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

There is one reviewed summary schema and a documented reuse decision without importing Alpha pricing or eligibility rules.

Required skill / responsible role
Intake / backend developer

Reviewer role
Backend lead and QA

Inputs required before starting

  • RFQ Alpha assessment and prototype brief

Start prerequisites

B01.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Inspect the assessment for retained-state and missing-field patterns
  2. Choose adapt/rebuild for each pattern and record the reason
  3. Define support requested, monthly order volume and record format with explicit unknowns
  4. Agree the structured summary with the backend developer
  5. Label the fields as prototype examples rather than approved service rules

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within B03. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Assessment notes, schema, fixtures and reviewed reuse decision

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Record the unavailable input/build/decision, exact failing step, responsible role and next action. Unavailable or not-run checks cannot pass. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Profile confirmation

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#b03-1

B03.2 Implement incomplete and corrected intake paths

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Incomplete and corrected requests produce the expected latest facts with no fabricated field values.

Required skill / responsible role
Intake / backend developer

Reviewer role
Backend lead and QA

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

B03.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Load known answers and preserve unknown fields explicitly
  2. Ask for one missing field without repeating supplied information
  3. Update the relevant field when the customer corrects an answer
  4. Preserve the rest of the summary after a correction
  5. Return the latest structured summary and implement a clean reset

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within B03. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Runnable code/configuration and scenario inputs/outputs

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Record the unavailable input/build/decision, exact failing step, responsible role and next action. Unavailable or not-run checks cannot pass. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Profile confirmation

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#b03-2

B03.3 Handoff a reproducible intake example

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Another person can reproduce the example and determine the latest answers without relying on the author’s explanation.

Required skill / responsible role
Intake / backend developer

Reviewer role
Backend lead and QA

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

B03.2

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Write setup and execution instructions
  2. Run complete, missing-field, correction and reset cases
  3. Check outputs against the approved summary schema
  4. Record adapted versus rebuilt logic and known gaps
  5. Have QA reproduce the cases and record acceptance or defects

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within B03. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Version, instructions, result log and QA review

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Record the unavailable input/build/decision, exact failing step, responsible role and next action. Unavailable or not-run checks cannot pass. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Profile confirmation

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#b03-3

B04Build a source-backed service record and verify the intake example3 sub-packages

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

An independently reviewed deliverable meets the ordered checks below, with reproducible evidence and explicit remaining limitations.

Required skill / responsible role
Service knowledge / QA analyst

Reviewer role
Domain / knowledge reviewer and prototype QA

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

B01.1 B03.1 B01.3 B02.3 B03.3

Required child outcomes for parent acceptance

B04.1 B04.2 B04.3

These child outcomes complete the parent; they are not prerequisites to beginning every child.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Select one service and record source references for each populated field
  2. Record required customer details, scope, exclusions and handoff destination
  3. Flag missing/conflicting information without inventing business rules
  4. Run complete, missing-field, corrected-answer and reset scenarios
  5. Record expected/actual results and reproducible defects

Scope boundary

Parent task owns the stated feature outcome. Child packages are delegated and reviewed separately.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Required child acceptance records plus evidence that the parent’s feature outcome and original checklist pass. Use retrievable redacted links, exact versions and expected/actual results.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Related screen and functional scope

Knowledge and evidence · Interview examples

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#b04

Exact sub-package references

B04.1 Extract one service record with field-level sources

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Every populated service field has a retrievable source; inferred and disputed requirements are clearly marked unapproved.

Required skill / responsible role
Service knowledge / QA analyst

Reviewer role
Service owner and prototype developers

Inputs required before starting

  • Source access from the project’s source-material owner

Start prerequisites

No prerequisite work packages. The required inputs and readiness criteria are listed below.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Select one service from existing catalogue/interview material
  2. Record source ID, version/date and exact location for each populated field
  3. Extract required customer information, scope, exclusions and handoff destination
  4. Separate stated facts from inference and unresolved gaps
  5. Ask the service owner to review missing or conflicting material

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within B04. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Structured service record, source locator table and gap/review log

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Record the unavailable input/build/decision, exact failing step, responsible role and next action. Unavailable or not-run checks cannot pass. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Knowledge and evidence · Interview examples

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#b04-1

B04.2 Write expected results for the four prototype scenarios

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Each test has fixed input, pre-state, expected reply/state and pass/fail criterion; actual results cannot redefine the expectation.

Required skill / responsible role
Service knowledge / QA analyst

Reviewer role
Service owner and prototype developers

Inputs required before starting

Start prerequisites

B01.1 B03.1

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Prepare a fictional request with all three prototype fields
  2. Prepare a request missing one field and identify the required follow-up
  3. Prepare a corrected earlier answer and the expected retained state
  4. Prepare a reset case with an explicit empty-session expectation
  5. Review expected outputs with the developers before running tests

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within B04. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Reviewed test matrix with complete/missing/correction/reset fixtures

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Record the unavailable input/build/decision, exact failing step, responsible role and next action. Unavailable or not-run checks cannot pass. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Knowledge and evidence · Interview examples

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#b04-2

B04.3 Run available prototypes and report reproducible defects

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Every available prototype has recorded results; missing builds and unresolved failures are visible and reproducible.

Required skill / responsible role
Service knowledge / QA analyst

Reviewer role
Service owner and prototype developers

Inputs required before starting

  • B04.2 expected results
  • developer runnable handoffs

Start prerequisites

B01.3 B02.3 B03.3 B04.2

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Record backend, frontend and intake build versions and availability
  2. Run each scenario against each available prototype
  3. Record expected and actual output with evidence
  4. Mark unavailable builds as blocked/not tested rather than passed
  5. Give each defect reproduction steps, severity and proposed owner
  6. Retest fixes and publish the reviewed result summary

Scope boundary

A bounded deliverable within B04. Changes to adjacent work require the accountable scope owner’s decision.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Test log, defects, retest evidence and reviewer decision

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Record the unavailable input/build/decision, exact failing step, responsible role and next action. Unavailable or not-run checks cannot pass. Set Stage to Blocked and record the exact failing step, missing decision/input, responsible role and next action in Blocker / decision needed.

Related screen and functional scope

Knowledge and evidence · Interview examples

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#b04-3

Delivery and traceability guides

G01Assign ownership and use the delivery reporting rules

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Project tasks state accepted feature outcomes. Work packages are independently assigned and reviewed. Their numbered native checklists are the execution steps. Parent checklists record high-level deliverables; they do not auto-sync with child checklists.

Required skill / responsible role
Project lead / delivery coordinator

Reviewer role
Delivery manager / accountable project owner

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

No prerequisite work packages. The required inputs and readiness criteria are listed below.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Assign one accountable worker and designated reviewer per work package
  2. Agree prerequisite evidence and target checkpoint before moving a package to To Do
  3. Use the structured Latest report and actual Last reported time
  4. Record blockers with an exact decision/action and responsible role
  5. Test one evidence-backed reviewer handoff
  6. Accept parent features only after required package and feature acceptance

Scope boundary

Parent task owns the stated feature outcome. Child packages are delegated and reviewed separately.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Responsibility register, agreed checkpoint plan and one reviewed sample work-package report.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Related screen and functional scope

Delivery sequence · Required skills

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#g01

G02Review feature coverage and acceptance traceability

Source revision: 2026-10-09.1 · Draft — requires product and reviewer approval

Outcome and definition of done

Sweep dated 8 Oct 2026. Source: Beth 2.0 project scope (6 Oct revision), learning/interview plans and current deployment evidence. Covers all 12 mapped screens and 28 visible feature hotspots, shared release functions and the approved/planned broader-release requirements. This is a coverage plan, not proof that the features are accepted.

Required skill / responsible role
Project lead / feature reviewers

Reviewer role
Product owner and technical / feature acceptance leads

Inputs required before starting

  • Current approved scope and relevant existing artifacts.
  • Prerequisite outcomes and evidence listed below; confirm applicability before starting.

Start prerequisites

No prerequisite work packages. The required inputs and readiness criteria are listed below.

Assignment readiness

Confirm a named worker, a named reviewer, the source revision, available inputs, a validated effort estimate and an agreed checkpoint before starting.

Effort and checkpoint: Owner to validate at assignment. Existing workstream allocations remain the planning basis; do not count this package again as extra effort.

Ordered execution checklist

  1. Inventory the 12 mapped screens and 28 visible features
  2. Map required outcomes and acceptance tests to valid work-package codes
  3. Check package requirements and dependency graph for cycles
  4. Record project-owner review and reconcile any scope changes

Scope boundary

Parent task owns the stated feature outcome. Child packages are delegated and reviewed separately.

Acceptance evidence to deliver

Dated project-owner review of the feature inventory, package mappings and unresolved scope decisions.

Attach the exact artifact/version, expected-versus-actual results and evidence links. The designated reviewer records a dated acceptance decision. Checked boxes alone do not establish completion.

If blocked

Keep the affected step open, record the exact missing input or decision, identify its accountable owner and agree the next checkpoint.

Related screen and functional scope

Screen-to-work map · Acceptance criteria

Progress and review record

Source revision; completed step numbers; exact deliverable version and evidence links; expected versus actual results; remaining steps; blocker and decision owner; next action and checkpoint; reviewer handoff.

Direct source reference: beth2.top/scope#g02

Source revision 2026-10-09.1, prepared 9 October 2026. This blueprint owns the work definition; Infinity owns live assignments, execution and private acceptance evidence. Task-card definitions follow the reviewed source revision.

A smaller launch, with a clear expansion path

Launch a supervised pilot with one AI runtime, one model gateway, one specialist inbox and one Beth administration workspace. Add broader case automation and more channels after the pilot proves the business rules. The 9 October knowledge refinement brings durable document updates forward; the affected effort allocations need revalidation.

381 planned person-days for the pilot; 575 cumulatively for the broader launch. These include 20% reserve, domain review and business administration. One day is eight hours.

16-21 weeks for the pilot; 26-32 weeks cumulatively, with three core engineers and part-time supporting roles. Provider approvals and content decisions can add waiting time.

ReleaseBase daysReservePlanned daysHoursLow-high with reserve
Supervised pilot317643813048297-510
Broader launch, cumulative479965754600448-772

Bottom-up remaining-work estimate for a managed-first stack with open-source cores. Includes integration, the existing mockup design, business rule implementation, source verification, staff administration, tests and expert review. One person-day is eight hours. Estimates are planning judgements, not benchmarked savings or a supplier commitment. Full launch includes the pilot; do not add them together. Low/high scenarios are not confidence intervals.

Controlled production pilot

  • One Babylon 2k organisation; founder, specialist, manager and expert reviewer accounts with real permissions.
  • Three journeys: starting a straightforward locally owned business, routine bookkeeping/compliance, and assessing or clearing an ordinary records backlog.
  • Four packages assembled from approximately 12-15 validated service items; the remaining catalogue stays in draft.
  • English-first conversation, with basic Taglish handling tested on the pilot cases. Complex VAT, official notices, foreign ownership and regulated activities receive a specialist review route.
  • Approximately 8-12 onboarded specialists with verified service capabilities, coverage, capacity and agreed pricing responsibilities.
  • Live AI, approved source citations, conversational profiling, deterministic estimates, saved chats, Babylon 2k reports and secure document collection.
  • Configurable routing across three tested model task profiles from one approved AI provider; shared confirmed context, escalation, spending caps and tested fallbacks.
  • A small reviewed FAQ library plus question-time web research using approved BIR, CTA and Supreme Court source families. Bounded source caching, background checks, evidence validation and an outage/manual-review fallback; no complete tax corpus acquisition.
  • A real Beth case portal with saved cases, secure files and additional-work approval; staff-confirmed appointment requests; Chatwoot shared specialist inbox with one Telegram founder channel and email alerts. Specialists work in the shared inbox. Personal Telegram reply relays and autonomous multi-day orchestration are deferred.
  • Business-facing administration for interviews, source/fact review, date applicability, package and pricing rules, specialist data, publication, rollback and audit. Langfuse evaluations, monitoring, backups and measured launch tests.
  • Sizing assumption: up to 300 monthly active founders, 1,000 conversations per month and 20 simultaneous chat sessions; load tests must validate this envelope.
  • Langflow serves tested stage flows; LiteLLM owns model routing and budgets; PostgreSQL stores approved knowledge and typed relationships. Managed Langfuse is assumed, subject to acceptable data handling. No graph database, n8n, Appsmith or Kubernetes is required for this pilot.
  • Pilot cases are supervised, with saved status and staff-owned follow-up. This is not a promise of automatic recovery for a long case spanning multiple systems. If that becomes a pilot requirement, bring the Temporal extension forward and replan before work starts.

Broader launch, cumulative

  • Expand to the ten founder pain-point journeys, ten packages, 36 service cards and 11 specialist role definitions already proposed. All require approval before publication.
  • Add reviewed routing for VAT, payroll, inventory, multiple entities and foreign founders, including counsel escalation. Advice and estimates remain bounded by validated scope.
  • Add WhatsApp and LINE through Chatwoot, one connected calendar, and one documented Babylon directory/jobs adapter. This replaces the earlier WhatsApp-alert-only extension with richer channels.
  • Improve English/Filipino/Taglish evaluation, specialist capacity and reassignment, reminders, delivery analytics and comparison of quoted versus actual work.
  • Strengthen failure recovery, load and permission testing for a proposed envelope of 2,000 monthly active founders and 100 simultaneous sessions. Actual infrastructure sizing follows tests.
  • Extend live-source coverage and model/source regression tests for the remaining approved founder journeys; each new source family or model release must pass acceptance.
  • Temporal owns one standard durable case lifecycle: document wait, approval, reminder, fulfilment and recovery. Add explicit idempotency, activity receipts and worker compatibility tests; ordinary chat remains on the fast API path. Managed Temporal is assumed.
  • Dedicated graph engines, personal specialist Telegram relay, full self-hosted observability, Appsmith and n8n remain separately assessed options, not included merely because they are available.

Reuse the machinery; build Beth’s decisions

ComponentStageResponsibility
Beth web app + APIPilotOne business admin surface; own identity, cases, quotes, knowledge and permissions. React/TypeScript and validated existing backend modules. The knowledge area uses the proposed Directus workspace and Beth permission/publication integration.
Langflow + native MCP clientPilotOne bounded AI-stage runtime and approved tool connections. Editor in development; pinned flow/connector versions in production.
OOMOL OpenConnectorPilot proofApproved external-app actions and encrypted connections through MCP; six added base days. Shares app VM. No duplicate gateway; not installed in this demo.
IBM ContextForgeReplacement candidateUse only if OpenConnector fails agreed compatibility/governance needs. Re-estimate the replacement; no parallel connector gateway.
LiteLLMPilotOne owner of model routing, call budgets and approved fallback; Beth tools enforce business decisions.
PostgreSQL + pgvector, managed identity and object storagePilotSeparate platform roles, approved versioned passages, keyword/vector retrieval, reviewed relationships, private PDFs and immutable source/release records.
Directus + Docling/LlamaIndex workerRecommended knowledge refinementOne PDF/source workspace, automated conversion and versioned ingestion. Libraries share one worker. See RAG and document freshness for approval, synchronisation and acceptance.
Chatwoot + required RedisPilotShared specialist inbox, web API-inbox bridge and one Telegram founder channel. Staff use the inbox; no personal Telegram relay.
Langfuse + hosting health/log alertsPilotManaged AI evaluation/tracing with redaction; operational alerts through hosting. Defer a full self-hosted monitoring stack.
TemporalKnowledge pipeline; broader case automationBring forward for resumable source checks and document updates. Multi-day case lifecycle remains broader launch. Managed service preferred; worker actions remain duplicate-safe.
WhatsApp, LINE, calendar and Babylon adapterBroader launchAdd through the existing inbox/API boundary; prove identities, retries and receipts.
Neo4j / Graphiti / n8n / Appsmith / KubernetesDeferredOnly after a demonstrated unmet need and a separate estimate.
CopilotKit / AG-UIOptional web adapterUse if the compatibility proof fits the quote/profile UI. Choose one web transport; preserve Beth UX.

Where the effort changes

WorkstreamPrevious base daysRevised base daysReason
AI conversation, Langflow and LiteLLM3230Reuse flow/gateway features; add six base days for scoped OpenConnector compatibility, auth and action proof.
Living knowledge, live evidence and cache4234One approved registry and bounded evidence pipeline; no separate graph.
Chatwoot inbox and human takeover1812Use shared inbox/channel transport; defer personal Telegram reply relay.
Email delivery and operational alerts85Reuse notifications; staff supervise pilot follow-up.
Business admin and reviewed publication2224Add guided edit, preview, publish and rollback controls.
QA, Langfuse and acceptance evaluation3024Reuse datasets/traces; retain business/source/access tests.
Deployment, access separation and recovery2420Managed services and containers; still rehearse recovery.

Pilot base effort: 367 → 317 days; planned effort: 441 → 381 (about 14%). Cumulative base: 550 → 479; planned: 660 → 575 (about 13%). The delta combines reuse, narrower pilot automation and added admin/governance. It is not a measured productivity improvement. No second discount applies.

The community maintains products. Babylon still owns its configuration, connectors, pricing rules, permissions, source verification and upgrades.

Open source, paid editions and future costs

Most selected engines have open-source cores. The entire service is not free. Directus is source-available and subject to a licence check; n8n is source-available and deferred. LangSmith is commercial and not selected. Cloud hosting and model calls are separate purchases.

Baseline product editions checked 6 October 2026; Directus and the RAG refinement reviewed 9 October 2026. Exact release and dependency licences must be recorded at implementation.

Engine / candidateLicence positionWhere payment or conditions arise
Directus; PDF/ingestion librariesDirectus: MSCL source-available. Docling and LlamaIndex core: MIT.Confirm pinned release, CMS production/seat terms, parser model licences and selected dependencies. Directus is not unrestricted OSI open source. Official references
LangflowMIT - open sourceSelf-hosted engine has no licence fee; hosted services/support can cost. Official reference
OOMOL OpenConnectorApache-2.0 - open sourceSelected external-tool connector candidate for the scoped pilot proof. Self-hosted core has no licence subscription; upstream APIs, hosting and operations can cost. Not installed in the demo. Official reference
LiteLLMMIT core - open sourceEnterprise directory is separately licensed. SSO, audit and advanced governance may require payment; verify the selected feature set. Official reference
PostgreSQLPostgreSQL Licence - open sourceEngine has no licence fee. Managed database, backups, identity and storage are separately billed services. Official reference
ChatwootMIT community core - open sourceEnterprise code is separate. Custom roles, branding, SSO and SLA features are paid in current plans; Beth API access checks do not protect direct inbox access. Official reference
LangfuseMIT core - open sourceEnterprise directories have separate terms. Managed hosting and enterprise features/support can cost. Official reference
TemporalMIT server - open sourceSelf-hosting has operating costs; Temporal Cloud and support are paid services. Official reference
CopilotKit / AG-UIMIT repositories - open sourceOpen web adapter/protocol. Optional managed products and underlying model calls may cost. Official reference
RedisDepends on version/licenceRedis 8+ offers open-source AGPLv3 alongside source-available options. 7.4 is source-available; 7.2 and earlier BSD. Select an exact supported release and terms. Official reference
Valkey - candidate for cache/queueBSD-3-Clause - open sourcePrefer evaluating it for a permissive cache/queue option; prove Chatwoot and other clients against the chosen version before substitution. Official reference
IBM ContextForge - optional MCP gatewayApache-2.0 - open sourceSelf-hosted registry/proxy; upstream tools and hosting may cost. Documentation currently shows release-candidate versions; prove maturity and exact compatibility. Official reference
n8n - deferredSustainable Use Licence - source-availableDo not label it OSI open source. Permitted internal use differs from embedding/reselling; some uses/features need commercial terms. Official reference
Appsmith - deferredApache-2.0 community core - open sourceAdvanced business features can be paid. Beth guided administration remains the baseline. Official reference
Neo4j / Graphiti - deferredNeo4j Community GPLv3; Graphiti Apache-2.0Community/library are open source; Neo4j Enterprise/cloud and Graphiti model calls can cost. No dedicated graph service in the pilot. Official reference
LangSmith - not selectedCommercial platformSelf-hosting requires an Enterprise add-on. Langflow does not require LangSmith; use Langfuse for the selected evaluation/tracing role. Official reference
Kubernetes - deferredApache-2.0 - open sourceEngine has no licence fee; cluster hosting and operations cost. Single-host containers are sufficient for the pilot architecture. Official reference
  • Open source does not mean the complete service is free. Model/search calls, messaging, hosting, storage, backup and staff remain operating expenses. Managed identity/storage providers are services, not necessarily open-source engines.
  • No promise that every future release or hosted plan will remain free. Retain pinned code/images and licence notices, record each edition and required feature, review upgrades and keep export/replacement paths. Rights for an already licensed release depend on its actual terms; future versions can have different terms.
  • Before choosing an edition, prove the required permissions, trace retention, branding and audit functions without a trial key. If community features cannot meet an access requirement, either approve a paid edition or change the architecture explicitly.
  • This is a product-edition inventory, not a completed dependency audit. Check every connector, container and transitive dependency at implementation. Default to community engines with no mandatory licence subscription; all paid exceptions require an explicit decision.

OpenConnector: approved connections to external tools

Included in the proposed stack and scoped proof; not installed in the demo. OOMOL OpenConnector handles tool connections. LiteLLM continues to handle model routing. ContextForge remains a replacement candidate.

1. Beth authorises the task2. Langflow MCP client3. OpenConnector4. External app
ChoiceJobScope boundary
Pilot: Langflow MCP client + OOMOL OpenConnectorLangflow owns AI steps; OpenConnector exposes approved external-app actions and connections. Beth API authorises each action.Add 4 / 6 / 8 low/base/high person-days to the AI/integration workstream, with QA/platform role allocation. Prove up to two existing provider integrations; no new provider SDK from scratch.
Alternative: IBM ContextForgeRegistry/proxy and REST-to-MCP adapters if OpenConnector cannot satisfy the agreed tool or governance requirements.Replacement option, not an additional gateway. Previously scoped 5-8 base days; rebaseline the selected design after proof rather than adding both allowances.
Alternative: LiteLLM MCP gatewayPossible MCP aggregation or OpenAPI conversion if that is all the tool layer needs. Verify edition boundaries.LiteLLM remains the model gateway. Its MCP layer is not enabled alongside OpenConnector for the same connections.
  • Model calls: Langflow -> LiteLLM -> selected model. Tool calls: Beth authorises -> Langflow MCP client -> OpenConnector -> external app. Keep one connector/credential owner; no ContextForge or parallel LiteLLM MCP gateway in this selected path.
  • MCP reduces repeated connector work where a suitable server exists; it does not make every provider free or remove provider authentication, permissions, API fees, field mapping and reliability tests.
  • Beth API remains the authority for identity, quotes, consent, booking and case actions. Begin with read-only tools; write tools use approved scopes, user confirmation where needed and duplicate-safe receipts. Tool results are evidence/input, never instructions overriding Beth policy.
  • Business managers can enable/disable an approved connector and inspect status through guided Beth controls. Engineers approve new servers, maintain credentials and validate upgrades. A connector gateway is not a replacement for Langfuse evaluation or Temporal durable cases.
  • Two provider integrations are a planning bound, not two integrations already delivered. A listed catalogue action is not proof it works. Check catalogue, local execution and real-provider verification separately; select one calendar and one document/storage provider during discovery.
  • Proof gate: Langflow compatibility with OpenConnector stateless POST MCP transport; per-founder scoped connection tokens, explicit connection allowlists, OAuth expiry/refresh, encrypted credentials, revocation, timeout and duplicate-safe action receipts. Never expose an unrestricted bootstrap/admin token to founders. Beth owns booking consent, identities and case access.
  • Engineers register approved actions; managers use guided Beth controls for connection status and approved enable/disable operations. If either chosen provider action fails the proof, retain manual fulfilment or re-estimate the replacement; do not declare every catalogue item production-ready.

The six added base days are counted once in AI/integration. Pilot 381 planned days / broader launch 575 cumulative now include that proof and the recalculated 20% reserve. No automatic development saving is assumed from the connector catalogue.

Point to a screen. See the work behind it.

Follow the mockups through the application phases. Click a numbered highlight to connect that visible feature to its function, remaining build work, owner and effort allocation.

One allocation, several visible features. For example, the fee range and package line items both use the same 20-day pilot pricing workstream. Do not add that allocation twice. All screens also rely on shared design, security, expert validation and rollout work. Service fees inside the screenshots are illustrative founder charges; the work brief estimates software development effort.

Full-size captured demo screen

RAG: approved evidence that stays current

One PDF library for the team. A controlled pipeline keeps Beth’s searchable evidence aligned with approved sources.

Architecture update · 9 October 2026. Recommended production design, pending compatibility, licensing and acceptance tests. The current demo passes packaged reference information to the LLM; this production RAG pipeline is not installed. The components are established; the exact Beth integration is not yet proven.

Upload PDF / register source→Extract and prepare version→Review and test→Publish searchable evidence→Retrieve, check and cite
Recommended stack and ownershipTechnical team

Recommended stack and ownership

ComponentSingle responsibilityAccountable role
DirectusOne staff interface for PDFs, source registration, draft metadata, review status and publication history. Serves the knowledge area of Beth administration; avoid a second overlapping knowledge editor.Knowledge editor / authorised publisher
Temporal + a processing workerSchedules source checks and runs resumable ingestion jobs with bounded retries, timeouts and duplicate-safe writes. Bring forward for the production knowledge pipeline; multi-day case automation remains a broader-launch feature.Backend / operations engineer
DoclingPDF conversion, OCR when needed, table extraction, reading order and page provenance. Runs as a library in the worker. Uncertain extraction is returned for review.Data engineer
LlamaIndex ingestion librarySection-aware chunking, persistent document IDs, hashes, processing caches and updates. Runs inside the same worker; Langflow still owns conversation orchestration. Explicit retirement removes the affected searchable passages.AI / data engineer
PostgreSQL + pgvectorApproved metadata, typed relationships and versioned passages. Exact identifiers, full-text search and vector similarity support hybrid retrieval. Separate CMS/application/search database roles.Backend / data engineer
Private object storageOriginal PDFs, dated permitted source copies and immutable version references. Access controls, retention and off-host recovery apply.Operations engineer
Langflow + existing LiteLLM gatewayLangflow requests bounded approved evidence and prepares answers. LiteLLM remains the single model-routing and spend-control owner. An authenticated API is the initial conduit; scoped MCP is optional.AI engineer
Langfuse + hosting alertsRedacted answer/retrieval traces, expert-labelled evaluations and regression tracking. Hosting/job alerts cover failed ingestion, review backlog and freshness breaches; AI traces alone do not prove operational health.QA / operations / domain reviewer

Staff use one knowledge workspace. Docling and LlamaIndex are libraries, not additional staff applications. RAGFlow and MindsDB are deferred alternatives; adopt only if a scoped trial replaces enough existing work to justify migration. No dedicated graph database is required.

Licence gate: current Directus is source-available under MSCL, not unrestricted OSI open source. Confirm the pinned version, production terms and required seats before adoption. If those terms are unsuitable, retain Beth’s existing knowledge-admin plan and assess a replacement without duplicating the editor.

Method: document-aware hybrid retrievalTechnical team and expert reviewers

Method: document-aware hybrid retrieval

Use exact document/section identifiers and keyword search together with meaning-based retrieval, then rank the passages relevant to the founder’s circumstances. Preserve section headings, tables, footnotes, exceptions and enough surrounding text to interpret the rule. Every passage carries document ID, version, original URL, page/section locator, approval status and applicable dates.

ApproachBeth decision
Naive chunk-and-vector RAGNot sufficient as the complete production method: similar wording does not establish applicability or currency.
Document-aware hybrid RAGBaseline: exact/keyword and semantic retrieval, source/version checks, cited answers and measured evaluation.
Multimodal RAGAssess selectively for evidence that needs image reasoning. OCR and table conversion of PDFs do not alone require full multimodal retrieval.
Knowledge-graph RAGDeferred until expert-labelled multi-document questions show an unmet need. Store reviewed “amends”, “supersedes” and “applies to” relationships in ordinary records first.
The staff experienceExpert specialists and managers

The staff experience

  1. Upload. Add a PDF and official source URL or publication channel. Assign a source owner; the system suggests metadata.
  2. Review. Confirm document number, issuing authority, issue date, effective date, affected businesses/tax periods and exact supporting pages. Missing fields remain unknown. Separate legal text, expert interpretation and internal service policy.
  3. Test. Preview representative Beth questions and inspect the retrieved passages and citations. Critical extraction, applicability or support failures prevent publication.
  4. Publish. An authorised publisher activates the approved document and its matching searchable version together. Save who reviewed/published it and retain a recoverable previous release.
  5. Maintain. The dashboard shows Approved, Review due, Change detected, Source unavailable and Processing failed. Staff handle exception notifications and changes rather than repeatedly re-uploading unchanged PDFs.

A PDF with no trackable source cannot be automatically certified current. Give it a named reviewer and a review date. An unchanged original PDF may still be superseded by another publication; monitor relevant official publication lists as well as individual files.

Freshness and reliable synchronisationTechnical team, source owners and managers

Freshness and reliable synchronisation

  1. Register. Keep source URL, authority, document ID, publication channel, checking policy, owner, last successful check, review due, applicability and supersession links.
  2. Detect. Use approved feeds/APIs where available, otherwise permitted HTTP retrieval. Check ETag/Last-Modified where supported; compare document/content hashes. Monitor new notices and amendments.
  3. Prepare. Process new or changed evidence into an immutable candidate version. Cache transformations and re-embed changed passages only; a changed parser or embedding configuration also needs a versioned reprocessing decision.
  4. Approve. Present differences and uncertain fields to the qualified reviewer. A source change is a candidate, not an automatic legal-policy publication.
  5. Activate. Stage the complete passage set before switching the active version in a database transaction. Retrieval checks current approval/version/applicability before evidence enters the prompt. Invalidate affected FAQ and answer caches.
  6. Withdraw. Explicit retirement removes all affected passages from current search while retaining authorised historical evidence. Missing results in a partial sync or an unavailable website must not be treated as deletion. Historical tax questions use their applicable version.
  7. Reconcile. Persist an ingestion ledger and compare approved versions with indexed versions on a schedule. Retry transient failures with limits, quarantine permanent failures and notify the accountable owner. Record retries and duplicate-safe receipts.
EvidenceInitial policy for reviewer approvalRequired boundary
Selected official publication listsDaily checks; triage significant changes within one business day.Monitor later amendments, not just original-document changes. A target is not a guarantee that every update is captured.
Selected retained documentsWeekly checks, plus relevant change alerts.Preserve last successful checking time and review-due status.
Reviewed FAQsMonthly review, plus affected-source changes.No FAQ is assumed permanently current.
Consequential current-rule/deadline questionsQuestion-time checks against the approved freshness policy.If freshness or applicability cannot be established, use the specialist-review route.

Cost control: ordinary HTTP/hash checks do not require LLM tokens. Network, hosting and search services still have costs. Parse unchanged documents once, avoid duplicate embeddings, retain a small evidence collection and send only relevant passages to the answering model. Prompt caching is separate from evidence freshness.

When the authority website is unavailableExpert reviewers and operations managers

When the authority website is unavailable

Use bounded retries, then an approved alternate official copy after checking its identity/version. A permitted dated copy may support an answer only when it meets the question’s freshness requirements; disclose its checking date. If current guidance cannot be established, give bounded help and open a specialist-review ticket. Do not bypass access restrictions or describe cached evidence as a fresh live check.

Accuracy and update acceptanceQA, expert reviewers and managers

Accuracy and update acceptance

Accuracy is established against expert-approved cases and inspectable source passages, not model confidence or agreement between two models. Track extraction errors, retrieval coverage, citation support, applicability, required escalation, publication-to-index delay, overdue checks, failed jobs and cost per accepted answer. Approve targets and freshness limits before the trial.

  • A scanned PDF preserves tested figures, table headings and exceptions; uncertain OCR is flagged.
  • An approved amendment becomes retrievable with its exact version and supporting pages.
  • Superseded guidance disappears from current answers; historical questions still use applicable evidence.
  • Drafts and restricted documents cannot leak through the API, search index or retained answer cache.
  • A failed or interrupted job resumes without duplicate passages; delayed old events cannot replace newer approved content.
  • Partial-sync and website-outage cases do not cause unintended deletion.
  • A withdrawal invalidates dependent cached answers and changes the answer or escalation outcome.
  • Citations support the material claim; unsupported, contradictory or inapplicable evidence produces clarification or review.
  • A trained nontechnical editor uploads, reviews, tests, publishes and retires a document without programmer intervention.
Existing work packages and planning impactTechnical leads and managers

Existing work packages and planning impact

P04.1 · source library, document metadata and approval
P04.2 · ingestion, hybrid retrieval and claim support
P04.3 · durable updates, retirement and outage tests
P10 · business administration · P11 · evaluation · P15 · alerts and operations

The existing effort and hardware figures remain the earlier planning baseline. This refinement introduces CMS integration, a durable ingestion worker, PDF conversion and synchronisation tests. Revalidate the affected knowledge/admin/QA/operations allocations before commitment; no untested saving or additional person-day total is claimed. Commercial revisions belong in the protected decision-maker area. Temporal is brought forward for knowledge updates only; autonomous case orchestration remains in the broader-launch scope.

Docling and LlamaIndex run in one processing worker with bounded CPU/memory/concurrency. PostgreSQL needs pgvector and full-text indexing; use existing private object storage. Prefer managed Temporal to limit infrastructure upkeep. The current host sizing excludes a measured PDF-processing load; benchmark native PDFs and scans before consolidating the worker onto the app server. No dedicated physical server or local GPU is assumed solely because a library is added.

Official implementation referencesAnyone checking the research

Official implementation references

References checked 9 October 2026. Pin and test compatible releases; capability documentation does not establish Beth-specific accuracy or throughput.

Model selection, live research and source caching

Langflow runs bounded AI steps. LiteLLM selects approved task models; the Beth Knowledge Service retrieves relevant approved facts and checks live sources when needed. Langfuse evaluates the result. Beth tools calculate quotes and enforce access.

  1. 01Classify task and riskUse confirmed facts, tax period and service context; code enforces risk minimums.
  2. 02Choose approved modelTask profile, supported tools, tested version, spending limits and approved fallback.
  3. 03Choose the evidence pathReviewed applicable FAQ; otherwise question-time official-source research and permitted fetch.
  4. 04Verify the evidenceOriginal passage, authority, amendment links, effective date, tax period and citation support.
  5. 05Answer or request a personShow citations and verification dates; disclose cached evidence and unresolved freshness.
  6. 06Retain selective evidenceDeduplicate and expire cached extracts; monitor changes and invalidate affected answers.

Choose the model by task

Proposed profiles, not fixed model brands. One approved provider and three tested task profiles are included in the pilot. Select exact model/version/reasoning settings using Beth’s labelled scenarios, then publish configuration through manager controls.

TaskModel / mechanismRequired behaviour
Greeting, basic intake, appointment wordingEconomical profileUse a benchmarked small model; approved FAQ text can be shown directly without an AI call.
Profiling, follow-ups, reports and summariesBalanced profileInterpret and explain confirmed facts; explicit unknowns and permission-checked tools remain in application code.
Current/specific tax research or conflicting evidenceReasoning profileUse verified original evidence; escalate unresolved applicability, missing sources or consequential uncertainty to a specialist.
Prices, eligibility, matching filters, booking and permissionsApplication rulesCalculate/authorise with tested code; AI may explain but cannot change the fee or bypass an approval.
Scanned authority PDFs / client receipt extractionKnowledge pipeline / client work deferredDocling OCR for selected authority PDFs is proposed in the knowledge pipeline. Client receipt extraction and automatic accounting reconciliation remain excluded.

Controls the team must build

  • Managers edit model assignments, source allowlists, task budgets and review/check schedules in an access-controlled admin screen. Publish only tested versions; keep rollback history.
  • Keep shared confirmed context outside the models. Each model receives only the task-relevant facts and evidence; switching cannot repeat a saved action.
  • Fetch only permitted public sources. Validate every redirect and destination, prevent private-network access, limit bytes/time/retries and respect access restrictions. Source page instructions are untrusted data.
  • Keep founder identities and confidential documents out of public search queries. Review provider/data-handling terms before activation.
  • Measure model/search/retry cost per successful verified answer. Spend caps trigger an approved fallback or a human path, never weaker unapproved tax guidance.
  • Daily source monitoring and one-business-day change triage are proposed operating targets. Staff approve significant legal interpretations; neither a live fetch nor an LLM vote establishes legal accuracy.

Keep a small, managed evidence cache

Our source cache stores selected original documents and passages. Provider prompt caching is separate and cannot establish source freshness. These are initial policy defaults to approve in discovery, not promises that law cannot change.

EvidenceProposed policySafeguard
Reviewed FAQsProposed review due every 30 days, plus change alertsExpired, affected or inapplicable FAQs trigger research; no FAQ is assumed permanently current.
Routine source extractsProposed 24-hour reuse/check window; daily monitoringValidate dates and identity on reuse. A timer is not proof of legal currency.
Rates, deadlines, penalties, disputed or newly changed lawRequest-time check of originals and subsequent changesIf the latest applicable position cannot be confirmed, restrict the answer and request specialist review.
Bounded storageStarting cap: 1 GB per organisation of live-source cacheDeduplicate by hash and evict least-used expired records; keep case-cited evidence under the separate retention policy. Monitor utilisation; no full corpus collection.
Changed materialQuarantine affected extracts/FAQ claims for expert reviewInvalidate dependent answer caches; retain older versions only for labelled historical questions and audit.

If an authority website is unavailable

SituationRequired fallback
Official source worksFetch relevant original text and verify applicability; display live-check time.
Main site is down or automated access is blockedTry the identical version at another official publisher/download endpoint; compare identifiers and hash/text, then verify dates and later treatment.
Only our verified copy is availableLabel last successful check and the current failed check separately. Do not call it live-verified; consequential/current uncertainty needs review.
No adequate original evidenceQueue approved/manual retrieval or an agreed licensed feed. Give a limited explanation and retain a specialist ticket. Search snippets or third-party summaries cannot replace the original evidence.

Records that make an answer traceable

RecordRequired information
Model policyTask/risk class, model/provider/version, supported tools, reasoning profile, evaluation approval, fallback chain, prompt version, spend/time limits and manager release/rollback record.
Source recordOfficial URL, document/section/page identifiers, original-copy hash, extract, authority type, jurisdiction, tax period, publication/effective dates, amendment links and review status.
Cache recordFetch/check/legal-review times, expiry, failed-check status, size/use count, dependent FAQs/answers and retention classification.
Answer traceConfirmed facts, policy/model/prompt version, source IDs/passages, verification result, search/model calls, latency/cost and any human handoff. No secret keys or unnecessary personal data in logs.
Knowledge releaseExact fact/rule/prompt/flow versions, publication and effective dates, reviewer, replaced records and cache/index invalidation. Shared approved knowledge, private founder memory and evaluation examples stay separate.

Routing, sources, caching, reviewed versions and failure tests are included once in the workstreams below.

Supporting view: how the engines connect

Adds proposed AI evaluation, operational monitoring, multichannel human support and governed real-time knowledge updates. Integration choices still need a compatibility proof before commitment; no engines have been installed by this review.

Proposed framework arrangement, added 6 October 2026: component roles, optional engines and four request walkthroughs. This is a planning alternative; the frameworks are not installed and the lean rollout and effort have now been revised for it.

Select an engine in the full diagram, or an application area below. The scope panel connects that part of Beth to the current demo, its production work, dependencies and effort allocation.

Selected: Package and estimateSee selected scope

Founder journey

Follow the concern through scope, price and service. Consultation and human help are optional branches: a founder can ask for a person before receiving a quote.

Behind the founder experience

Reviewed inputs, reliable delivery and feedback keep the customer path working.

Each workstream has one primary owner. The pilot has 317 base days plus 64 reserve = 381 planned days. The broader launch adds 162 base days, giving 479 cumulative base days plus 96 reserve = 575 planned days. Dependencies do not add a second allocation.

Proposed production design. Accounts, roles, consent and audit checks apply across every engine. External alerts and specialist presence are currently simulated. Interviews and case outcomes become reviewed knowledge/rules; they do not automatically train the model or change live prices.

Business engines supported by reusable software

These are responsibilities, not twelve separately deployed services.

Conversation and memory

Understand the founder's concern, remember answers and handle corrections without repeatedly asking the same question.

Work, skills and acceptance example

Build: Structured facts, explicit unknowns, conversation state, resumable history, streaming, bounded context and tool permissions. Distinguish a suggestion from a user-confirmed instruction. A versioned task router chooses tested economical, balanced or reasoning profiles using task, risk and capability requirements. Confirmed facts and evidence persist across models. Managers configure budgets, model versions and approved fallbacks; limit retries and never silently downgrade a high-risk answer. Langflow builds bounded AI stages; LiteLLM owns provider routing and call budgets; Beth API owns permissions and tool decisions.

Prove: Interrupt a pricing discussion with a tax question, correct the transaction count, then resume with the corrected facts and no duplicate actions. A tax-risk task cannot be forced onto an unapproved cheap fallback; a model switch retains confirmed facts and does not repeat a saved action.

Skills: AI/backend engineering and conversational UX

Knowledge and evidence

Answer professional questions using attributable, current evidence.

Work, skills and acceptance example

Build: Reviewed FAQs for routine questions; current/specific tax questions trigger approved-source search and retrieval of original passages. Keep a bounded cache with source ID, document hash, locator, fetch/check/review dates, effective dates, tax-period applicability and supersession links. Daily checks and request-time validation detect changes; changed guidance is quarantined for review. Alternate official copies, last verified evidence with a freshness warning, and approved/manual retrieval precede human escalation. Publication or a live fetch alone does not establish applicability or correctness. The Knowledge Service maintains reviewed PostgreSQL facts/relationships, applicability dates, immutable release versions and current-versus-historical retrieval; shared knowledge remains separate from founder memory.

Prove: A superseded passage is not reused as current; a stale FAQ triggers research; blocked sources with no verified fallback produce an explicit limitation and specialist request. Material claims resolve to the actual cited passage and applicable tax period.

Skills: Web retrieval/data engineering, caching, security, source verification and Philippine tax/accounting/legal review

Profiling and eligibility

Find the real need and decide which question is worth asking next.

Work, skills and acceptance example

Build: Rules map facts to service eligibility, missing inputs, urgency and escalation. Account for entity, registration, volume, periods, records quality, staff, inventory and ownership; do not infer workload from revenue alone.

Prove: The same eligible founder facts produce the same scope, and uncertainty or an official notice invokes the documented review route.

Skills: Business analysis, rules engineering and domain experts

Packages and pricing

Give an understandable estimate with stated assumptions and a stable service code behind every line.

Work, skills and acceptance example

Build: Versioned service units, effort, role costs, frequency, complexity, minimum fees and margin policy. Combine packages without charging twice for shared work; show pass-through fees separately. The LLM does not calculate or approve the price.

Prove: Repeat a quote from its saved inputs and rule version; changing a count changes only the affected work units. Missing critical inputs prevent a firm quote.

Skills: Backend engineering, service costing, finance and CPA review

Specialist matching

Recommend people who can perform this exact job at the appropriate level.

Work, skills and acceptance example

Build: First apply hard filters for verified capability, coverage, credentials and conflicts. Then rank capacity, service fit, seniority, language and location/remote suitability; record a reason for each match.

Prove: An unavailable or unqualified specialist is never ranked as immediately deployable. A directory biography alone does not prove service capability.

Skills: Backend/data engineering and specialist operations

Appointments

Turn a preferred date into a confirmed consultation.

Work, skills and acceptance example

Build: Request, confirm, reschedule and cancel states; Philippines time zone, reminders and duplicate prevention. Pilot staff confirm in the portal; the broader launch checks one external calendar and creates an event.

Prove: Two requests cannot reserve the same specialist slot. A calendar download never implies that the specialist has accepted.

Skills: Integration engineering and booking operations

Cases and delivery

Carry the founder's context into an assigned, traceable job.

Work, skills and acceptance example

Build: Quote acceptance creates a case with client, specialist, scope version, documents and milestones. Additional work is proposed, priced and approved before execution; assignment changes and access are recorded. Pilot staff supervise saved cases; the broader launch adds one Temporal workflow for multi-day recovery. Moving that workflow into the pilot changes the estimate.

Prove: A specialist can see only assigned cases, the founder can see only their business, and unapproved additional work remains unstarted.

Skills: Workflow/backend engineering, frontend and case management

Live human takeover

Allow a real specialist to continue the conversation, with a retained ticket when nobody replies.

Work, skills and acceptance example

Build: Available/Busy/Offline is an explicit operational setting with expiry, not an assumption from personal Telegram activity. A verified specialist accepts ownership; AI pauses. Timeout, reassignment and an explicit return-to-Beth keep the case consistent. Chatwoot owns shared inbox/channel delivery; Beth owns the case and bot pause. Staff use the inbox; a personal Telegram relay is not in this release.

Prove: Two specialists cannot own the same live conversation; a delayed AI reply cannot post after takeover. No reply still leaves an assigned ticket and contact consent.

Skills: Realtime systems, channel integrations and support operations

Notifications

Tell the right person about a new case, appointment or action.

Work, skills and acceptance example

Build: Use Chatwoot notifications and one email connector in the pilot, with saved receipts, bounded retries and visible failures. Broader-launch multi-day reminders run under the Temporal case workflow; WhatsApp/LINE delivery stays in Chatwoot.

Prove: A retry does not create another ticket or alert, and a failed message remains visible to staff without losing the underlying case.

Skills: Integration engineering, deliverability and operations

Interview and rule publication

Convert specialist, manager and expert answers into reliable knowledge and quoting inputs.

Work, skills and acceptance example

Build: Respondent identity, service codes, units, evidence and review status; resolve conflicting answers, preview a candidate release, test it, approve and publish. Only questions with a named decision, rule or test consumer belong in the form.

Prove: A respondent's raw answer cannot change a live quote. Removing a question's data must measurably affect its stated consumer or the question is revised/dropped.

Skills: Product/business analysis, data modelling, costing and reviewer workflow

Reports and consent

Give the founder a clear Babylon 2k record and control over sharing.

Work, skills and acceptance example

Build: Generate a report from the saved scope, quote, source and release versions. Record consent to pass contact details and summaries; separate chat deletion from case retention and explain both.

Prove: The report reproduces the quoted total and assumptions; deleting a chat follows the agreed retention policy without silently deleting an active case.

Skills: Frontend/backend engineering, document design and privacy review

Evaluation and improvement

Prove that Beth's questions, recommendations and prices help people.

Work, skills and acceptance example

Build: Expert-labelled scenarios, held-out cases, permission and adversarial tests; record quote versus actual effort, rework and conversion. Propose changes from outcomes, then approve and retest before a new release. Compare models on identical labelled tasks, including failure/escalation cases; measure cost per successful verified answer, not just token price. Cover cache invalidation, stale FAQs, source timeouts, blocked sites, alternate-copy identity, source prompt injection and model outages. Langfuse stores evaluated examples and redacted traces; Beth stores immutable decision and approval records. Each model span has one export path.

Prove: Compare baseline, enriched answers and removal of each answer family. Publish measured results for the tested scope; test every prompt/model/rule change before rollout.

Skills: AI evaluation, QA, analytics and domain reviewers

Remaining delivery effort

Explore reserve and team capacity

Planned effort

Capacity arithmetic

Effort / combined capacity. Sequence and approval waiting still affect elapsed time.

Pilot workstreams

WorkstreamLowBaseHighDelivered result
Discovery and operating design121622Journeys, responsibility, integration discovery, privacy/retention decisions and acceptance criteria
UX and interface design91216Chat, mobile layouts, interviews, client/staff flows and accessibility
Accounts, data and permissions172230Managed auth, shared schema, business memberships, staff roles, recovery and access policies
AI conversation, Langflow and LiteLLM233040Stage flows, streaming adapter, memory and validated Beth tools; LiteLLM model policy, bounded retries, budgets and fallback. Langflow MCP client to OOMOL OpenConnector: up to two agreed existing providers; stateless POST transport, scoped per-founder tokens, explicit connection allowlists, encrypted credentials, OAuth expiry/refresh and duplicate-safe action receipts. Pin flow/model/prompt/connector versions. Six added base days include AI, platform and QA allocation once. No parallel connector gateway or catalogue-based discount.
Living knowledge, live evidence and cache273445Three approved source families; relevant passage extraction, question-time verification, bounded cache and outage/manual review. PostgreSQL facts/typed links, effective and recorded dates, review states, immutable releases, retirement and cache invalidation; no complete tax corpus or separate graph engine.
Profiling and eligibility rules91216Question selection, routing, explicit unknowns, risk and scope confirmation
Pricing and package engine162027Work units, costs, bundle logic, rule versions, assumptions and replayable quotes
Directory and matching7912Verified capabilities, fit reasons, availability and conflicts
Appointment requests6811Staff confirmation, time-zone handling, cancellation and reminders
Beth client and specialist case portal141824Saved case state, assignment, milestones, secure files and additional-work approval. Portal integrates with the Chatwoot conversation identity; staff supervise long case follow-up during the pilot.
Chatwoot inbox and human takeover91216One Telegram founder channel, website API-inbox bridge, account linking, deduplication, explicit conversation ownership, AI pause and late-reply suppression. Staff use the shared inbox; personal Telegram relay is excluded.
Email delivery and operational alerts457Use Chatwoot notifications and one transactional email connector. Save delivery IDs/status, expose failed sends and use bounded retry/reconciliation. No new general-purpose workflow engine in the pilot.
Business admin and reviewed publication192432Guided interviews; knowledge/change comparison; service units, exclusions, pricing drivers and specialist editor; author/reviewer/publisher rights; preview cases, publish/rollback and audit. All edits use Beth API checks. No direct flow/code/database editing for routine business changes.
Reports and history controls6811Babylon 2k reports, recall/export and policy-aware deletion
QA, Langfuse and acceptance evaluation192432Langfuse datasets/traces and deterministic quote checks. Expert-labelled held-out cases; role isolation, model/source/cache/outage tests, live handoff, concurrency, load and regressions. Managed observability does not remove Beth evaluation work.
Deployment, access separation and recovery162027Container deployments on one consolidated application host; separate staging/production and platform DB roles, secrets, health alerts, log redaction, backups/restore and access reviews. Record edition/licence/dependency inventory, prove required community features, pin upgrades and test compatibility. Managed Langfuse, database and identity; no Kubernetes build. Protect commercial scope server-side. OpenConnector shares application-host headroom; separate encryption key and least-privilege database role.
Coordination, staff training and pilot rollout121520Decisions, UAT, specialist onboarding, business-admin exercises, runbooks and release ownership. A manager must perform a normal rule correction and rollback without developer intervention.
Domain preparation and validation222837CPA/expert work to validate pilot services, effort, sources and reference cases; focused privacy/legal review; FAQ risk/freshness policies, amendment/applicability review and outage escalation cases

Additional broader-launch work

WorkstreamLowBaseHighDelivered result
Remaining journeys and catalogue253243Reviewed services and rules for the ten journeys, ten packages and 36 service cards
WhatsApp and LINE channel expansion91216Chatwoot connectors, business accounts, templates/consent, attachment and outbound tests, callbacks, identity linking and failure handling; external provider approval time is a calendar dependency.
One external calendar91216OAuth, free/busy, event creation, reschedule/cancellation and reconciliation
Existing Babylon backend interface141824One documented directory/jobs API adapter and agreed system-of-record mapping
Temporal case lifecycle and capacity162027One durable document/approval/reminder case flow with bounded Langflow activities, receipts and duplicate prevention; workload, reassignment and recovery. No migration of every chat turn into Temporal.
Language and journey refinements91216Reviewed English/Filipino/Taglish coverage and broader edge-case UX
Outcome and pricing analytics111419Quote versus actual effort, rework, profitability and candidate policy adjustments
Additional QA and load work172230Expanded holdouts, integration failures, recovery and the larger load envelope; expanded source coverage and model routing/fallback tests
Additional coordination and expert review162027Launch preparation, content validation, staff training and integration review; approvals for expanded source/model coverage

317 pilot base days + 162 additional = 479 cumulative base days. Reserve is held once. Each workstream has one primary owner; dependencies do not add another allocation.

Skills and capacity

RolePilot base daysFull base daysSkillsEngagement
Technical lead / backend engineer5480TypeScript/Python API contracts, PostgreSQL, identity/permissions, pricing rules, knowledge versions and architecture decisionsCore team
Frontend / full-stack engineer6593React/TypeScript, accessible chat, guided business admin, portal, preview/release UI and Chatwoot bridgeCore team
AI / integration engineer6694Langflow, LiteLLM, evidence retrieval, typed tools, citations, Langfuse evaluation and model policyCore team
QA / automation engineer3351End-to-end, data isolation, source/quote regression, webhook/handoff, load and staff UATPart-time; heavier near release
Platform / security engineer2337Containers, managed services, Redis/PostgreSQL, CI/CD, observability, secrets, backups and recoveryPart-time; named operating owner
UX / product designer1216Founder journeys, readable forms, responsive interaction and business-admin usabilityFront-loaded
Product owner / delivery manager2440Scope, source/service ownership, integration accounts, decisions, staff training and acceptancePart-time throughout
Philippine CPA / tax and focused privacy experts4068Approved service units, legal applicability, reviewed facts, example cases, pricing inputs and release reviewPart-time throughout

Roles are a second view of the same 317 / 479 base days. Core engineering is 185 pilot days across technical lead/backend, frontend/full-stack and AI/integration. Supporting roles are part-time. No full-time graph specialist, model-training scientist or Kubernetes team is required.

The hardware baseline below predates the 9 October RAG refinement. Benchmark the shared PDF processing worker and durable knowledge updates before final sizing; see RAG delivery and capacity planning.

One server can run several engines

Yes: multiple engines can share one server. A component is software; a container is its isolated running copy; the server supplies CPU, memory and disk to those containers. You can rent one cloud VM instead of buying many physical servers.

One application server

All these share the same VM

Planning start: 12 vCPU · 32 GiB RAM · 200 GiB SSD

Beth web + APILangflow + native MCP clientLiteLLM model gatewayChatwoot app + workersRedis / validated ValkeyOpenConnector tool connectionsHost health + logs

Separate containers and resource limits; one rented server.

Provider operates these

Managed services

  • PostgreSQL + identity
  • Private files + off-host backups
  • Langfuse tracing + evaluation

Remote services are billed separately, but your team does not run a separate server for each.

Deployment choiceServer allowanceWhat it means
Recommended pilot: one app server + managed services1 application VM; start around 12 vCPU / 32 GiB RAM / 200 GiB SSD.Beth web/API, Langflow, LiteLLM, Chatwoot app/workers, OpenConnector and Redis or validated Valkey share the VM as isolated containers. Managed PostgreSQL/identity, private object storage/backups and Langfuse stay outside. No dedicated physical machine per engine.
One larger self-hosted pilot server1 VM; provisional 24 vCPU / 64 GiB RAM / 500 GiB SSD.Adds local PostgreSQL/identity and Langfuse web/worker/ClickHouse/storage. Use separate users, databases, volumes and queue/cache policies. Still needs off-host backups and external AI APIs. Excludes local model hosting, Temporal and high availability. Extra deployment/recovery work: provisional 8-15 base days plus reserve, subject to provider/identity choice.
Broader launch or higher availabilitySplit or replicate only when load, uptime and recovery targets justify it.Move busy inbox/AI workers or analytics first; add redundant application capacity and database availability as required. Temporal Cloud plus an activity worker is the baseline at wider launch; self-hosting Temporal needs a separate operational estimate.
  • These are engineering starting estimates for 300 active founders/month, 1,000 conversations/month and 20 simultaneous sessions, not tested capacity. A 12-core/32-GiB app host includes headroom over roughly 10 vCPU/20 GiB app allocations plus 1-2 GiB Redis. The managed database allocation is outside that host, so do not add it again.
  • Do not add the deployment option totals to the component rows: the rows explain how the same capacity is distributed. Choose ONE deployment option. OpenConnector adds a provisional 1 vCPU / 1-2 GiB allocation within the 12-vCPU/32-GiB host headroom; resize if the compatibility/load proof requires more.
  • One host has one failure point: if it stops, all local services stop. Off-host backups support recovery, not uninterrupted availability. Managed services reduce local maintenance but do not eliminate application downtime.
  • Staging is a separate environment, not necessarily a separate physical server. Prefer a small temporary second VM for release/load tests, with separate credentials and data; its allowance is outside the live-host figure. Never test with live customer records.
  • No GPU is required with external model APIs. Test CPU, RAM, database/queue latency, disk growth and recovery before admitting the agreed pilot load; resize or split services from measured results.
Show how software components use the shared capacity

These are allocations inside the chosen deployment, not a shopping list of servers.

LayerStarting allocationAssumption
Beth API / web2 vCPU / 4 GiBIsolated container allocation; static assets through standard hosting/CDN.
Langflow runtime2 vCPU / 4 GiBPilot single-instance assumption, editor separate. Replicas/shared events for the agreed availability and load target.
LiteLLM gateway2 vCPU / 4 GiBPlanning allocation, not a vendor minimum; bound workers, streams and database connections.
Chatwoot app + workers4 vCPU / 8 GiB initiallyCurrent deployment guide recommends 4+ cores, 8 GB minimum and 16 GB recommended. Increase after workload tests.
OpenConnector1 vCPU / 1-2 GiB initiallyProvisional container allocation inside shared-host headroom; existing managed PostgreSQL, separate role/key. Prove transport, auth and load.
Managed PostgreSQL2 vCPU / 4-8 GiB; 50 GiB initial storageSeparate platform databases/users, growth limits, point-in-time recovery and restore tests.
Redis1-2 GiB initial memorySeparate non-evicting job pools from evicting caches. Test each platform against the selected version.
Private files / bounded source cache100 GiB initial allowanceRetention/lifecycle caps, upload limits, signed access and malware checks; not a full tax-law archive.
Staging / developmentSeparate reduced instances; 2-4 vCPU / 4-8 GiB shared test capacityNever use live accounts as fixtures. Temporary load workers may need more resources.
LangfuseManaged baselineSelf-hosting adds web/worker, ClickHouse, PostgreSQL, Redis and object storage; separate estimate.
TemporalManaged service + worker at broader launchWorker sizing follows activities; self-hosted server/persistence adds operational work.
GPUNoneExternal model APIs perform inference; local model hosting/training changes the scope.

Sizing is Beth planning judgement; official engine guidance is linked in References. These production engines are proposed, not installed in the local demo.

Business staff should run ordinary changes

RoleCan doBoundary
Specialist / respondentSubmit structured interview answers/evidence and permitted profile changes.Cannot publish shared law or live pricing.
Knowledge editorDraft sources, facts, applicability dates, amendment and retirement links.Preview affected answers; reviewed publication required.
Expert reviewerApprove evidence/interpretation and historical/current test examples.Unresolved conflicts remain quarantined.
Operations managerMaintain service units, exclusions, package/pricing drivers and specialist coverage.Use an authorised approval and publish step.
Authorised publisherPreview founder examples, publish and roll back approved releases.Server records exact versions and reviewer/publisher identity.
Decision makerReview commercial assumptions through separate protected access.Founder/staff login does not grant commercial access.

Handover acceptance: a trained manager edits a package, previews its effect, publishes an approved change and rolls it back without a programmer. An expert retires an outdated fact while proving historical applicability still works.

Guided forms need units, validation, example founders, approval status and history. Every change goes through the relevant Beth/Directus server-side permissions. The PDF knowledge workspace provides draft, review, test and publication controls; general service/case administration remains in Beth. General-purpose engine editors and database consoles are not routine business tools. Connector repairs, new integrations and infrastructure upgrades still need technical support.

Delivery sequence

Discovery and compatibility proof

Approve three journeys and service units; prove one Langflow → LiteLLM call, source lookup, Chatwoot handoff and parent trace. Decide hosting/data policies and per-user publish rights.

Exit: contracts and operating owners accepted; re-estimate if the proof fails.

Shared foundation and business admin

Identity, PostgreSQL records and releases, admin forms, source review, quote preview/rollback, secrets and CI/CD.

Exit: a manager can edit and publish an approved test rule with audited permissions.

Advice, profiling and reproducible quotes

Langflow stages, gateway policies, live evidence/cache checks, deterministic packages and matching, reports and Langfuse evaluations.

Exit: expert-reviewed held-out cases pass the agreed tests.

Cases, human inbox and recovery rehearsal

Secure case portal, staff-confirmed appointments, website/Telegram Chatwoot bridge, consent, takeover and email. Rehearse source/model failures, duplicate updates and restores.

Exit: one founder journey works end to end with a separate specialist account.

Supervised pilot and handover

Pilot cohort, actual effort measurements, support queues, business-admin training and release corrections.

Exit: named staff can manage routine content, packages and corrections independently.

Broader launch

Expanded catalogue, WhatsApp/LINE, calendar, Babylon adapter and one Temporal case lifecycle; increased load and recovery tests.

Exit: approved expanded journeys and failure paths meet acceptance. Provider approvals may extend elapsed time.

Phases overlap; do not sum them. Compatibility proof is included. If autonomous multi-day cases are required in the pilot, bring the Temporal extension forward and replan before implementation.

Ongoing manpower and overhead

ResponsibilityMonthly allowanceCoverage
Technical maintenance and platform ownership6-10 person-days/monthPinned dependency upgrades, staging compatibility checks, gateway/source health, alerts, backups/restore, credential rotation and incidents. Managed hosting reduces infrastructure work; it does not remove an engineer. Includes OpenConnector token/connection isolation checks, OAuth refresh/revocation and upstream action regressions.
Expert knowledge and pricing review6-10 person-days/monthSource changes, applicability, retired facts, service effort, quote variance, candidate releases and evaluation examples. Routine edits occur in the admin workspace.
Business admin and case coordination3-5 person-days/month plus actual case workloadStaff input, specialist onboarding, availability, failed alerts and support queues. Does not include professional accounting delivery or 24-hour coverage.

Pilot: 15-25 person-days/month (120-200 hours); broader launch: provisional 25-40 days (200-320 hours). Includes connector/engine upkeep, domain review and business coordination; excludes actual accounting delivery and 24-hour coverage. A named engineer still owns incidents and upgrades. Additional bills include model/search usage, hosting, backups, messaging, evaluation retention and any source-access licences.

Estimate limits and release proof

  • Prove exact version compatibility for Langflow, LiteLLM, Chatwoot and trace export; pin releases and rehearse upgrades.
  • Approved facts require date applicability, cache invalidation and historical retrieval; model confidence is not legal verification.
  • Business reviewers must supply service units and reference cases on time. Engines do not invent valid accounting rules.
  • Babylon integration assumes one documented accessible API, not backend replacement.
  • Managed hosting assumes acceptable region/data handling and access features. Self-hosting, premium identity or higher availability needs a re-estimate.
  • Duplicate webhooks must not duplicate cases; bot output after human takeover must be suppressed.
  • Commercial protection here controls HTTP access. Downloaded files and local hard-drive copies require their own file/OS access controls.

Acceptance requirements

  • Build approximately 120 expert-labelled pilot scenarios: 80 for development and 40 untouched cases for final evaluation. Seed these from the earlier proposed 45-case design; neither figure represents measured performance today.
  • Proposed target: at least 90% of eligible held-out cases select the approved scope and fall within the specialist-approved quote band. Define the band before testing, and assess escalation cases separately.
  • No critical failures in the fixed launch suite: unauthorised case access, invented authority for material guidance, missed mandatory escalation, duplicate booking/charging actions, or AI posting after human takeover. A clean suite is evidence for that test set only.
  • Verify citations against the relevant approved passage and effective date, including changed rules, missing documents and contradictory founder facts.
  • Test duplicate webhooks, provider outages, interrupted saves, two staff claiming a chat and two users requesting one slot. Check signed-file access, retention behaviour and restoration from backup.
  • Provisional targets: p95 useful FAQ/intake output within five seconds, researched answers within 30 seconds with healthy sources, and ordinary non-AI actions within two seconds on pilot load. Report first-output and complete-verified-answer latency separately. Provide progress during slower retrieval; blocked sources and human reviews are separate paths. Measure before accepting.
  • Route every test task to an approved task/model profile; switching models preserves confirmed facts. A spend cap or model failure cannot silently downgrade a tax-risk answer. Candidate versions and fallbacks pass the same held-out tests before release.
  • Run a fixed source suite covering stale/expired cache, superseded sections, effective-date changes, conflicting authority, inaccessible websites, 403/429 responses, missing original text and source prompt injection. Cached results must show last verification and must not claim a fresh live check.
  • A publication change invalidates affected FAQ/answer records and queues expert review. Source requests enforce approved destinations, no private-network access, bounded retries/size/time, and no founder identifiers in public search queries.
  • Source citations resolve to stored evidence IDs and specific passages/sections/pages; source identity and document version match any alternate official copy. If applicability or freshness cannot be established for consequential guidance, retain a specialist ticket rather than invent an answer.
Integration acceptance scenarios

Official references

Capabilities/resources checked 6 October 2026. Effort and sizing are Beth planning judgements.