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      },
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      "disclaimer": "This material is personal educational work. It reflects public sources and independent analysis. It does not represent my employer, any client, or any vendor. It does not disclose confidential information, controlled documents, internal systems, regulated records, security details, implementation-specific designs, or company-approved policy."
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      "title": "Demo Debt",
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      "status": "published",
      "privacy": "public-safe-aggregated",
      "path": "pages/demo-debt/",
      "created": "2026-07-08",
      "updated": "2026-07-08",
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        "model-evaluation",
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        "evaluation discipline",
        "support ownership",
        "workflow validation"
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        "enterprise-architecture",
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        "technical-review",
        "artifact-authors",
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          "manually-reviewed"
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        "level": "source-linked",
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      },
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        "the-right-model-is-the-one-your-eval-can-defend",
        "context-is-the-product",
        "artifact-graph"
      ],
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      "description": "Self-contained static SharePlane article covering AI demos, proofs of concept, scaling gaps, agentic AI risk, governance, support ownership, workflow validation, human review burden, source authority, evaluation discipline, and the Demo Debt Test.",
      "disclaimer": "This material is personal educational work. It reflects generalized professional experience, public sources, and independent analysis. It does not represent my employer, any client, or any vendor. It does not disclose confidential information, controlled documents, internal systems, regulated records, security details, implementation-specific designs, or company-approved policy."
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      "id": "shareplane-guide",
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      "format": "single-file-html",
      "status": "published",
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      "created": "2026-07-07",
      "updated": "2026-07-07",
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        "enterprise-architecture",
        "ai-governance",
        "context-as-code",
        "teaching-artifacts",
        "static-publishing",
        "artifact-library",
        "pattern-standards",
        "governance"
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      "tags": [
        "SharePlane guide",
        "user guide",
        "developer guide",
        "context-as-code",
        "static publishing",
        "artifact library",
        "public-safe boundaries",
        "validator receipts",
        "tool portability",
        "manual operator guide candidate"
      ],
      "audience": [
        "engineering-leadership",
        "enterprise-architecture",
        "ai-governance",
        "technical-review",
        "artifact-authors",
        "governance-review"
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          "repository-documentation",
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        "publicSourcesUsed": true,
        "userProvidedDataUsed": true,
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        "attributionNote": "Uses the Tony-supplied Antigravity self-contained HTML manual payload locked in issue #170, SharePlane repository governance docs, public-safe registry metadata, and focused validation. No raw private source packets, transcripts, screenshots, private notes, employer material, confidential company data, regulated records, patient data, vendor documents, local staging paths, implementation secrets, credentials, backend service, runtime AI, analytics, trackers, RAG system, vector database, package tooling, external font, remote asset, or dependency addition is published."
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        "level": "deterministic-offline",
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        "summary": "Checked by validation/scripts/check_shareplane_guide_artifact.py for locked source SHA, title/subtitle/H1, all 21 H2 sections, manual UX markers, authorized mechanical corrections, reader-facing receipt, add-only registry scope, protected pattern-registry boundary, public-safe exclusions, and no external runtime/backend/dependency additions."
      },
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        "rating": "high",
        "basis": "Grounded in the locked Tony-supplied Antigravity manual payload, SharePlane repo governance docs, deterministic focused validation, and explicit public-safe/source-boundary receipt. It is a public SharePlane operating manual, not legal, compliance, security, procurement, medical, financial, audit, or employer advice."
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      "description": "Self-contained static HTML manual preserving the Tony-approved Antigravity guide UX, including light/dark mode, search, sidebar/table-of-contents navigation, prompt copy buttons, responsive layout, visual prompt suite posture, companion relationship to How SharePlane Works, reader-facing receipt, and explicit no-runtime/no-private-source boundaries.",
      "disclaimer": "This guide is a public-safe SharePlane operating manual. It does not represent Tony Malott's employer, any client, or any vendor. It does not disclose confidential information, controlled documents, internal systems, regulated records, security details, implementation-specific designs, company-approved policy, raw source packets, transcripts, private notes, credentials, backend systems, or runtime AI behavior."
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      "title": "Do Not Outsource the Brain",
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      "format": "single-file-html",
      "status": "published",
      "privacy": "public-safe-aggregated",
      "path": "pages/do-not-outsource-the-brain/",
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      "updated": "2026-07-07",
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        "ai-governance",
        "strategy",
        "governed-ai",
        "governance",
        "static-publishing",
        "teaching-artifacts"
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        "enterprise moat",
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        "AI strategy",
        "internal capability",
        "domain judgment",
        "managed services",
        "cognitive outsourcing"
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      "audience": [
        "engineering-leadership",
        "enterprise-architecture",
        "ai-governance",
        "technical-review",
        "artifact-authors",
        "governance-review"
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          "user-provided-data",
          "manually-reviewed"
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        "publicSourcesUsed": true,
        "userProvidedDataUsed": true,
        "privateSourceMaterialPublished": false,
        "attributionNote": "Uses the locked self-contained HTML article source and its reader-facing public source index. No raw private source packets, transcripts, screenshots, employer materials, internal documents, local paths, controlled information, backend service, runtime AI, analytics, package tooling, or dependency additions are published."
      },
      "validation": {
        "level": "source-linked",
        "status": "passed",
        "summary": "Checked by validation/scripts/check_do_not_outsource_the_brain_artifact.py for locked title/subtitle, article copy preservation, source index links, SharePlane shell/footer compliance, JavaScript-disabled visibility, registry reachability, protected Clear Thinking boundary, protected pattern-registry boundary, and prohibited runtime/source material exclusions."
      },
      "credibility": {
        "rating": "medium-high",
        "basis": "Opinion thesis grounded in a locked article source, public source index, explicit claim/evidence ledger, public-safe disclaimer, SharePlane publication standards, and focused validation. It is strategic educational analysis, not legal, compliance, security, procurement, employment, financial, regulatory, or operational advice."
      },
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        "shareplane-premium-self-contained-editorial-thesis-pattern-v01"
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        "demo-debt"
      ],
      "summary": "Article-first SharePlane op-ed arguing that AI makes high-context internal judgment more valuable, so enterprises should outsource capacity rather than the cognitive center of the business.",
      "description": "Self-contained static SharePlane article covering contingent labor, managed services, AI leverage, internal capability, domain judgment, cognitive outsourcing risk, governance, maintainability, source evidence, and the enterprise moat created by knowing what should be built and why.",
      "disclaimer": "This material is personal educational work. It reflects generalized professional experience, public sources, and independent analysis. It does not represent my employer, any client, or any vendor. It does not disclose confidential information, controlled documents, internal systems, regulated records, security details, implementation-specific designs, or company-approved policy."
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      "title": "Clear Thinking Is the Control Plane",
      "subtitle": "Why AI rewards disciplined pacing before autonomous scale",
      "type": "teaching-artifact-worked-example",
      "format": "single-file-html",
      "status": "published",
      "privacy": "public",
      "path": "pages/clear-thinking-is-the-control-plane/",
      "created": "2026-07-07",
      "updated": "2026-07-07",
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      "topics": [
        "ai-governance",
        "governed-ai",
        "model-evaluation",
        "multi-agent-systems",
        "static-publishing",
        "teaching-artifacts",
        "governance"
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        "clear thinking",
        "editorial op-ed",
        "article-first",
        "AI engineering",
        "eval discipline",
        "agentic AI",
        "excessive agency",
        "source posture",
        "controlled autonomy"
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      "audience": [
        "engineering-leadership",
        "enterprise-architecture",
        "ai-governance",
        "technical-review",
        "artifact-authors"
      ],
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          "public-sources",
          "manually-reviewed",
          "repository-documentation"
        ],
        "publicSourcesUsed": true,
        "userProvidedDataUsed": true,
        "privateSourceMaterialPublished": false,
        "attributionNote": "Uses Tony + ChatGPT locked article/addendum source text, Tony-approved Antigravity-generated self-contained HTML, public references from OpenAI, Anthropic, OWASP, Gartner, and arXiv, plus SharePlane publication standards. No raw chat transcript dumps, private source packets, screenshots, employer material, regulated records, patient data, internal documents, local paths, temp files, analytics, trackers, backend services, build tooling, package dependencies, or runtime AI are published."
      },
      "validation": {
        "level": "deterministic-offline",
        "status": "passed",
        "summary": "Checked by validation/scripts/check_clear_thinking_control_plane_artifact.py for locked title/subtitle/byline, required article and addendum anchors, Tony voice preservation markers, restored citation links, SharePlane header/footer compliance, static self-contained HTML/CSS posture, add-only registry scope, protected pattern-registry boundary, and prohibited runtime/source material exclusions."
      },
      "credibility": {
        "rating": "medium-high",
        "basis": "Grounded in Tony-approved article/addendum copy, public-source citation posture, explicit source/evidence notes, SharePlane publication standards, focused validation, and static self-contained implementation. It is an opinion/teaching artifact, not legal, compliance, security, procurement, financial, medical, regulatory, or operational advice."
      },
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        "demo-debt"
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      "summary": "A long-form SharePlane article arguing that AI makes clear thinking the control plane because apparent success is cheap, verified success is expensive, and autonomy must be earned through intent, evals, evidence, and constraint.",
      "description": "Self-contained static SharePlane article about disciplined AI pacing, deterministic controls around probabilistic systems, eval discipline, agentic risk, excessive agency, citation posture, and why teams should move only as fast as clarity can keep up.",
      "disclaimer": "This material is personal educational work. It reflects generalized professional experience, public sources, and independent analysis. It does not represent my employer, any client, or any vendor. It does not disclose confidential information, controlled documents, internal systems, regulated records, security details, implementation-specific designs, or company-approved policy."
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      "type": "teaching-artifact-worked-example",
      "format": "single-file-html",
      "status": "published",
      "privacy": "public",
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      "created": "2026-07-07",
      "updated": "2026-07-07",
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        "enterprise-architecture",
        "ai-governance",
        "source-authority",
        "context-as-code",
        "decision-support",
        "teaching-artifacts",
        "static-publishing",
        "governance"
      ],
      "tags": [
        "enterprise-architecture",
        "ai-governance",
        "source-authority",
        "context-as-code",
        "decision-support",
        "teaching-use-case",
        "architecture-review",
        "public-safe"
      ],
      "audience": [
        "engineering-leadership",
        "enterprise-architecture",
        "ai-governance",
        "technical-review",
        "artifact-authors",
        "governance-review"
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          "synthetic-examples",
          "manually-reviewed",
          "repository-documentation"
        ],
        "publicSourcesUsed": true,
        "userProvidedDataUsed": false,
        "privateSourceMaterialPublished": false,
        "attributionNote": "Uses public governance sources, synthetic teaching examples, SharePlane interpretation, locked public artifact copy, approved visual direction, current public-source posture, and adjacent published artifacts. No raw/private source packets, transcripts, screenshots, employer materials, internal documents, real submissions, local paths, controlled information, backend service, runtime AI, analytics, package tooling, or dependency additions are published."
      },
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        "level": "deterministic-offline",
        "status": "passed",
        "summary": "Checked by validation/scripts/check_source_before_agent_artifact.py for locked title/subtitle/thesis, Article Copy Lock v04 article-preservation markers, required section anchors, Architecture Review Control Tower markers, source authority tiers, source state rules, MVP boundary, integrated evidence spine, revised seven-source public dossier, related artifact links, Visual Prompt Suite v03 A/B variants, collapsed prompt groups, public trust receipt, add-only registry scope, protected pattern-registry boundary, and prohibited runtime/source material exclusions."
      },
      "credibility": {
        "rating": "medium-high",
        "basis": "Grounded in public governance sources, explicit source-role caveats, claim/evidence posture, SharePlane interpretation boundaries, focused validation, and adjacent artifact precedent. It is not a legal, regulatory, compliance, security, procurement, or autonomous approval model."
      },
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        "context-is-the-product",
        "the-right-model-is-the-one-your-eval-can-defend",
        "demo-debt"
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      "summary": "A public-safe teaching use case showing why an Enterprise Architecture Assistant needs governed source authority before automation.",
      "description": "Self-contained static SharePlane field guide covering public-safe provenance, article-level source authority explanation, source authority tiers, source state rules, platform documentation failure modes, context-as-code operation, assistant review flow, MVP boundary, success measures, risks and controls, integrated evidence spine, related artifacts, Visual Prompt Suite v03 A/B variants, and reader-facing receipt.",
      "disclaimer": "This artifact is a generalized teaching artifact. It reflects public sources, synthetic examples, and independent architecture interpretation. It does not describe a specific company, client, employer, internal program, controlled document, security posture, vendor stack, regulated system, or live implementation."
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      "title": "Copyable Agency",
      "subtitle": "Why digital intelligence changes the control problem",
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      "format": "single-file-html",
      "status": "published",
      "privacy": "public",
      "path": "pages/copyable-agency/",
      "created": "2026-07-07",
      "updated": "2026-07-07",
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      "topics": [
        "ai-governance",
        "governed-ai",
        "model-evaluation",
        "teaching-artifacts",
        "static-publishing",
        "governance"
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      "tags": [
        "Copyable Agency",
        "digital intelligence",
        "claim ledger",
        "source posture",
        "copyable agency",
        "evaluation evidence",
        "caveat rail",
        "Visual Prompt Suite v03"
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      "audience": [
        "engineering-leadership",
        "enterprise-architecture",
        "ai-governance",
        "technical-review",
        "artifact-authors",
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      "sourceProfile": {
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          "manually-reviewed",
          "repository-documentation"
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        "publicSourcesUsed": true,
        "userProvidedDataUsed": false,
        "privateSourceMaterialPublished": false,
        "attributionNote": "Uses the locked Creative Lock in GitHub issue #132 comment 4903239210, the Visual Prompt Suite v03 in issue #132 comment 4900454752, GitHub issue #135 implementation scope, the public Royal Institution event page, public YouTube recording link, Nobel Prize Physics 2024 press release, Apollo Research, Anthropic, METR, PyTorch DistributedDataParallel docs, NIST AI Risk Management Framework, IEA Energy and AI, SharePlane standards, and adjacent published artifacts. No raw transcript, VTT files, subtitle files, source packet zip, packet internals, screenshots, keyframes, media, GUI prototype material, local paths, account data, private notes, temp files, long transcript excerpts, or private source material are published."
      },
      "validation": {
        "level": "deterministic-offline",
        "status": "passed",
        "summary": "Checked by validation/scripts/check_copyable_agency_artifact.py for locked title/subtitle/thesis, source posture, required public line, section map, source spine names and roles, claim/evidence/caveat ledger, caveat rail, governance translation, Visual Prompt Suite v03 only, A/B prompt pairing, mainline white A-variant language, dark expressive B-variant language, public-safe exclusions, static HTML/CSS posture, add-only registry scope, pattern-registry boundary, and receipt coverage."
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        "basis": "Grounded in owner-approved Creative Lock issue comment 4903239210, implementation issue #135, the authoritative Visual Prompt Suite v03 comment 4900454752, public source spine links, explicit claim/evidence/caveat ledger, source-role separation, caveat rail, focused validation, and adjacent SharePlane artifact precedent. It is not proof of consciousness, extinction risk, universal deception, metaphysical identity continuity, or settled AI-risk consensus."
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      "supports": [
        "shareplane-expert-source-governance-interpretation-v01"
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        "context-is-the-product",
        "how-shareplane-works"
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      "summary": "A source-derived SharePlane artifact explaining why digital intelligence changes governance when capability becomes copyable, persistent, distributed, and agentically deployed.",
      "description": "Self-contained static SharePlane artifact covering Hinton as expert source not proof, biological versus digital operating limits, copyable agency mechanism, evaluation evidence, governance translation, claim/evidence/caveat ledger, caveat rail, source spine, Visual Prompt Suite v03, and public-safe receipt.",
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      "slug": "how-shareplane-works",
      "title": "How SharePlane Works",
      "subtitle": "The operating model behind a durable, governed, public-safe artifact system.",
      "type": "teaching-artifact-worked-example",
      "format": "single-file-html",
      "status": "published",
      "privacy": "public",
      "path": "pages/how-shareplane-works/",
      "created": "2026-07-06",
      "updated": "2026-07-06",
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        "ai-governance",
        "governance",
        "static-publishing",
        "artifact-library",
        "pattern-standards",
        "teaching-artifacts"
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        "operating model",
        "context-as-code",
        "public-safe artifacts",
        "validator receipts",
        "pattern candidate"
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      "audience": [
        "engineering-leadership",
        "enterprise-architecture",
        "ai-governance",
        "technical-review",
        "artifact-authors",
        "governance-review"
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          "public-safe-registry-metadata",
          "manually-reviewed"
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        "publicSourcesUsed": true,
        "userProvidedDataUsed": false,
        "privateSourceMaterialPublished": false,
        "attributionNote": "Uses docs/guides/SHAREPLANE_HANDBOOK.md, SharePlane repo governance docs, site registry metadata, pattern lifecycle documentation, artifact standards, and publication learning log posture. No raw private source packets, transcripts, screenshots, private notes, confidential company data, regulated records, patient data, vendor documents, local staging paths, temp files, implementation secrets, or account data are published."
      },
      "validation": {
        "level": "deterministic-offline",
        "status": "passed",
        "summary": "Checked by validation/scripts/check_how_shareplane_works_artifact.py for required operating-model sections, title/subtitles, stack vs portable pattern, role map, lifecycle runway, provenance spine, operating cards, featured logic, pattern lifecycle fields, claim/provenance ledger, future handbook/manual boundary, footer receipt, collapsible visual prompt suite, add-only registry mutation, protected pattern registry boundary, public-safe source exclusions, and no runtime/build/backend additions."
      },
      "credibility": {
        "rating": "high",
        "basis": "Grounded in the merged docs-side SharePlane Handbook, current repository governance docs, source-controlled registry and pattern metadata, focused validation, and explicit future handbook/manual boundary."
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        "shareplane-guide",
        "copyable-agency",
        "the-right-model-is-the-one-your-eval-can-defend"
      ],
      "summary": "A public SharePlane operating-model artifact explaining the current Tony + ChatGPT + Codex implementation and the portable context-as-code pattern behind durable public-safe artifacts.",
      "description": "Self-contained static SharePlane operating-model artifact covering role boundaries, lifecycle runway, provenance spine, registry and pattern lifecycle behavior, operating cards, claim/provenance ledger, Documentation / Learning Update Gate, future handbook/manual boundary, visual prompt suite, and reader-facing receipt.",
      "disclaimer": "This artifact documents SharePlane operating discipline and a candidate manual/operator-guide web pattern surface. The full public handbook/manual remains future scope. It is not a formal pattern registry entry, runtime AI product, backend system, RAG system, vector database, analytics surface, legal advice, compliance advice, security advice, or external audit."
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      "id": "the-right-model-is-the-one-your-eval-can-defend",
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      "disclaimer": "This artifact is a public-safe career narrative, not an independently audited professional record."
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        "home-infrastructure"
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        "solar ROI",
        "VPP",
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        "technical-review"
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        "rating": "medium-high",
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      "summary": "Final public-safe SMUD Powerwall + Solar ROI artifact with interactive calculator, aggregated utility-bill analysis, clear SharePlane navigation, and audited vendor-baseline electrical load planning gates.",
      "disclaimer": "This artifact is informational and decision-support oriented. Readers should verify rates, incentives, contracts, and technical assumptions independently."
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        "pattern-standards"
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        "correction ledger"
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        "level": "source-linked",
        "status": "sanity-check",
        "summary": "Example preserves source chain, correction ledger, references, and prompt boundaries. Readers should verify cited research and reporting independently before treating claims as final authority."
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        "rating": "medium-high",
        "basis": "Grounded in a preserved source packet with cited public references and explicit correction handling."
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      "summary": "Peer-preservation worked example for the locked Source-to-Teaching Artifact MVP v1.0 pattern.",
      "disclaimer": "This is a worked example for a reusable pattern. Generated content is illustrative and not controlled truth."
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    {
      "id": "the-ai-underclass-will-be-built-with-access-controls",
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        "level": "source-linked",
        "status": "passed",
        "summary": "Checked by the AI Underclass artifact validator for source-lock markers, article-preservation lines, public-safe author and claim posture, source dossier links, registry metadata, and absence of prohibited runtime additions."
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        "rating": "medium-high",
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      "disclaimer": "This artifact is personal educational/opinion work. It does not represent Tony Malott's employer, any client, any vendor, or any company-approved policy."
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      "slug": "pattern-catalog",
      "title": "Pattern Catalog",
      "subtitle": "A static rendered catalog of SharePlane reusable pattern standards.",
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        "privateSourceMaterialPublished": false,
        "attributionNote": "Uses repository documentation and public-safe registry metadata. No raw private source material is published."
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        "summary": "Checked by the pattern catalog rendering validator against docs/patterns/pattern-registry.json and site/registry.json."
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      "credibility": {
        "rating": "high",
        "basis": "Rendered from source-controlled pattern registry metadata and repository documentation, with deterministic drift checks."
      },
      "summary": "Static rendered pattern catalog showing reusable SharePlane pattern standards while preserving docs-side registry authority.",
      "disclaimer": "This catalog is a rendered view, not a source of truth. docs/patterns/pattern-registry.json remains authoritative for reusable pattern metadata."
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