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The three sections say what kind of page something is. These say what it is about. Each one gathers concepts, articles and run reports together, because a subject like cost is one thought spread across all three.
- cost8 pages
What the work actually came to, in money and in tokens. Every figure on these pages is recomputed from the run store rather than estimated, including the ones that are embarrassing.
- measurement6 pages
Instrumentation, provenance and the discipline of publishing a number you can point at. The pages here are mostly about how a figure was arrived at rather than what it turned out to be.
- failure7 pages
The runs that stopped, the gates that went red, the caps set in the wrong place. Collected deliberately: a corpus that shows only the runs worth writing up is a portfolio.
- verification4 pages
How a claim gets checked by something that is not the thing that made it. Gates, acceptance, and the difference between an agent saying the work is done and the work being done.
- autonomy4 pages
Work that continues without anybody watching — across sessions, across crashes, across the night. What that requires, and what it costs when it goes wrong unattended.
- context4 pages
What the agent is allowed to know, what it carries between sessions, and what gets paid for on every turn to keep it there.
- orchestration4 pages
Many sessions, several roles and more than one model, arranged so the expensive one does as little as possible. The plural is in the roles, not in the fleet.
- people3 pages
Where a human is genuinely in the loop: the approvals, the queues, the moments the machine stops on purpose and says exactly what would clear it.