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Blueprints

My videos and posts used to end by sending you to a paid channel for the blueprint. The channel is closed. The blueprints are here, rewritten, and free. Each is a procedure you can run this week, opened by the dated signal it answers. Where my own repositories measure the same rule, the numbers are linked.

  1. 01Signal,

    The blast radius assessment: before an AI agent touches a live system

    Map what an AI agent can break, and how fast a person can undo it, before it gets a single key: six steps, a worksheet and the repositories that measure the same rules.

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  2. 02Signal,

    The AI intake gate: before an AI tool reaches company data

    Find every AI tool in use, ask for its backend's access rules instead of a questionnaire, and block what cannot use SSO and central logging, before the first prompt.

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  3. 03Signal,

    Build or buy a no-code AI platform

    When a no-code computer vision subscription is the right buy, when it is a slow trap, three questions before the pilot and four clauses before you sign.

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  4. 04Signal,

    Admit a model by its AI-BOM, not by its signature

    Write a signed AI-BOM for every model from its lock line, read it at admission, and refuse any model unless every licence it declares is on the site's list.

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  5. 05Signal,

    Decision rights for AI agents when nobody reviews

    Keep money, publication and history out of an agent's reach by mechanism, and let each repository's own verification, not auto-merge, decide what merges.

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  6. 06Signal,

    Mutation testing for infrastructure code, one planted violation per promise

    Write what each repository promises, plant the smallest edit that breaks each promise, and fail the build when a test stays green or a plant goes stale.

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  7. 07Signal,

    The red-case audit: prove every health check can fail

    Run each health check against a case it must fail, name the binary that serves, keep errors apart from empty answers, and make something act on the label.

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