Which generated layers could a reseller license as a coherent handover product?

MirrorFirm could generate several connected layers for a handover product. The record layer might contain intake forms, team notes, work queues and transfer requests. A relationship layer could connect those records to cases, roles and outstanding obligations. A policy layer could define who may transfer work and under what conditions.

A task pack can add instructions that ask a model to inspect those layers and make a decision. A simulated environment can add mutable state so the model can request information, submit a transfer or respond to a returned case. These are different deliverables, even when they describe the same operating process.

For licensed resellers, compatibility between layers is commercially useful. A customer starting with record-based training could later evaluate actions against matching policy and state definitions, provided the release explicitly supports that combination.

Ask for a manifest that identifies the generated components, their dependencies and their intended use. A record bundle should not imply that executable tools or evaluation answers are included. All commercial output is generated material; descriptions of business grounding should explain how it informs the design without presenting the product as a collection of real business records.