What should the environment state for a sufficiency task include?
A checklist of the starting state, policy tables, event schedules, tools and answer keys an environment needs so a sufficiency task is both runnable and checkable.
A task is only checkable if the starting state and the expected end state are both written down, so cover these items.
- A case record with the attributes that decide which requirements apply, plus its opening status and clock state. - A requirement table with conditions, accepted document types, validity windows and any rule that allows substitution. - Documents attached to the case, each with type, named party, issue date, signed flag and generated content text. - Held records the business already has, such as a customer profile or prior approval, that can satisfy a requirement. - A scripted event schedule for customer replies, including partial replies and silence past a deadline. - A tool list with argument schemas and the state changes each valid call is allowed to make. - An answer key listing missing items, correct action, end status and clock state for each case. - A reset point and seed so the same starting state can be restored exactly for every run.
If the starting state and expected end state are both written down, every sufficiency task becomes repeatable and scriptable to score.
- Audience:
- Environment builders
- Content type:
- Checklist
- Buyer question:
- What can be generated
Content release: r-a220eb6e099b243b
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