Reference material, built from public standards
Work product rather than marketing. Each of these is the thing I would otherwise rebuild on the first week of an engagement. Take them, use them, argue with them.
Audit-evidence checklist
What a reviewer actually asks for, and the artifact that satisfies each ask.
v1.0 · 22 July 2026
Agent action-class taxonomy
Ten classes of thing an agent can do, and the obligation each one drags in the moment it does it.
v1.0 · 24 July 2026
Agent inventory schema
The model-risk inventory record, rewritten for a system that acts rather than one that scores.
v1.0 · 24 July 2026
Reviewer question bank
The questions examiners and internal audit actually ask about agents, per regime, and the artifact that closes each one.
v1.0 · 24 July 2026
Vendor AI-claim teardown rubric
Eleven claims that appear on almost every AI vendor's page, what each would require to be true, and the question that settles it.
v1.0 · 24 July 2026
Utilization-review AI evidence checklist
Eleven statutory duties for AI in utilization review, and the evidence each one requires you to be able to produce.
v1.0 · 4 August 2026
The reachability audit — twelve questions per endpoint
Twelve questions that ask, endpoint by endpoint, whether your system grants on the basis of what reached it rather than who asked.
v1.0 · 23 August 2026
Approval-record scoring worksheet
Score five real approval records out of four. The interesting number is not the total — it is which question fails across the set.
v1.0 · 23 August 2026
The time-to-safe-state measurement protocol
Measure the interval between deciding to stop an agent and the moment the last action it was going to take fails to happen.
v1.0 · 23 August 2026
The annotated document — method and template
How to brief others on a primary document so that the brief survives being checked — four marks, a template, and a source-tier scale stated out loud.
v1.0 · 23 August 2026
The vendor question card
One question to ask every agent-platform vendor, asked identically each time, and the four answers you will get.
v1.0 · 23 August 2026
These four are one method
Taken together they are how the Agent Estate Review runs: the inventory schema is the format, the action-class taxonomy is how each entry gets classified, the question bank is the instrument, and the teardown rubric handles anything a vendor supplied. Two to three weeks, against a real estate.