Practical AI, proven in use
Turn an AI experiment into evidence you can trust.
Define the baseline, compare approaches, record failures and human decisions, then return for the real outcome. Your work stays in this browser unless you choose to export it.
- 4
- practice tracks
- 4
- reviewed protocols
- 0
- public outcome claims
- 10+
- reports before a benchmark
Choose the work
Four equal paths. One evidence standard.
The compounding loop
The result is not a roadmap. It is a reusable record of what worked, what failed, and why.
Better models may improve the experiment. The project history, evaluation cases, outcomes, reviewer decisions, and comparable reports remain useful.
- 1Frame a real job and baseline
- 2Compare versions on fixed evidence
- 3Record the outcome after use
- 4Sanitize and submit a proof pack
- 5Fork reviewed playbooks
- 6Publish benchmarks only at sufficient sample
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Operational protocols, not success stories
| Protocol | Track | Version | Review scope | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Run a controlled support-triage pilotTest whether AI can reduce triage time while preserving routing accuracy and human approval. | business | 1.0 | Protocol structure, privacy boundary, and measurement method | Open → |
| Build portfolio proof in a weekly evidence cycleCreate verifiable proof of skill without inventing job outcomes or exposing employer information. | careers | 1.0 | Evidence rubric, privacy boundary, and claim language | Open → |
| Design an assessment with declared AI rolesUse AI in an assessment without hiding its role or weakening the evidence of learning. | teaching | 1.0 | Protocol structure, learner privacy, accessibility, and measurement method | Open → |
| Gate a RAG change with a fixed evaluation setDecide whether a RAG change is safe to ship using reproducible evidence instead of a demo impression. | builders | 1.0 | Evaluation structure, version traceability, and rollback controls | Open → |
Benchmarks
Suppressed until the evidence is real.
No outcome benchmark is public today. Each cohort needs at least 10 reviewed, comparable reports and editorial approval.
- AI-assisted support triage0/10
- Weekly portfolio proof cycle0/10
- Assessment with declared AI roles0/10
- RAG change evaluation0/10
September field tests
Run the same protocol together.
- businessBaseline before you automate
- careersOne verifiable portfolio proof
- teachingDeclare the AI role
- buildersFind failures before features