THE FRAMEWORK / FALSE FLOORS
Six questions decide it. Behind each one is a published register of named failure modes, graded by what prevents it, what detects it, and what still falls to a person.
Read the framework →INSTRUCTION REGISTER / DID IT DO WHAT IT WAS TOLD?
PREVENTED
A gate existed but the action routed around it
Server-side branch protection refuses the push
DETECTED
It did more than was asked
Touched-file diff gate, scoped to the ticket
SURVIVES
Two rules conflict, nothing says which wins
Precedence header in the rule set. No tool enforces it.
22 rows in this register: 2 prevented, 12 detected, 8 survive.
One register, three rows. Every named failure mode is graded by whether a mechanism prevents it, only detects it, or leaves it to a person.
COMPARISON / FREE
Five models, 600 runs, the same ten failures. Which family makes something up under a missing rule?
COMPARISON / FREE
The smaller, cheaper model said it did not know more often than the larger one. What that costs you.
COMPARISON / PAID
The same calibrated probes against all three, and the maps read side by side.
Interviews, registers and essays. Free.
Make your agents work.
