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1You give it a job
2Examines public project materials
3You review
What It Does
Examines public project materials, maps how parts connect and proposes improvements with evidence and ways to verify them.
Who It’s For:Workbench leads who need a systems proposal grounded in supplied public material.
What You Ask It
“Map the interfaces and dependencies in this public code”
“Identify assumptions and failure cases in these supplied documents”
“Propose a system change with evidence and verification steps”
What You Get Back
You get a brief proposal covering system connections, assumptions, and possible failures, with supporting evidence and steps to check it.
What It Won’t Do
It cannot access private files, contact customers, change accounts, buy, deploy, create agents, or schedule tasks. A lead must independently review peer contributions.
① You ask→
② Works on your task→
③ You review
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