What should accompany generated records in a resale bundle?

Use this checklist to specify the supporting material that travels with a generated record bundle.

- A glossary for obligation and case states. - Policy text linked to machine-readable conditions. - A role catalogue defining permitted decisions. - Task briefs describing the agent's objective. - Observation boundaries identifying visible evidence. - Outcome definitions covering unresolved cases. - A manifest linking required bundle components. - A limitations note describing omitted processes.

These components serve different purposes. A glossary explains a status label; it does not establish who can change that status. A policy explains a condition; it does not necessarily identify which evidence the agent receives. Keeping the definitions explicit helps downstream buyers avoid supplying missing meaning through their own assumptions.

MirrorFirm could generate a bundle in which every task refers to the relevant policy and role definition. A reseller could distribute the supporting material alongside the records or expose it through a documented retrieval interface, depending on the agreed product scope.

The important packaging question is whether the customer can reconstruct the task's meaning from the licensed material. If essential definitions exist only in a sales conversation, the exported product is incomplete for independent technical use.