What should a pilot request to MirrorFirm include?
A checklist of the domain, causes, form, partitions, licence permissions, disclosure wording, review plan and versioning points a reseller should settle in a pilot request.
A clear pilot request saves rounds of revision. Put these points in writing before the sample is generated.
- **Domain and record pairs:** named precisely, for example freight invoice against delivery record, not just logistics. - **Root causes:** a list of causes, including at least one case type where the correct action is to escalate or change nothing. - **Form:** dataset, task pack or simulated environment, and the file formats your platform ingests, such as JSONL or Parquet. - **Partitions:** separate training and evaluation sets, if your customers will do both. - **Licence permissions:** sub-licensing, training use, evaluation use, derivatives and redistribution, stated as what you need. - **Disclosure wording:** the text your listing will use to say the data is generated and to point buyers to grounding and disclosure checks. - **Review plan:** who inspects the sample, which defects count as blocking, and how corrections are returned. - **Versioning:** how updates and fixes will be numbered and passed on, agreed in writing.
A pilot request that names record pairs, causes, partitions and licence needs up front gives the sample a clear pass or fail test.
- Audience:
- Licensed resellers
- Content type:
- Checklist
- Buyer question:
- Scope and getting started
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