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Notes on the practical work of defining what AI should learn and establishing whether it has improved.

Engineering notes

Ideas behind AI Alignment Infrastructure.

An editorial on our approach, engineering practices, and research methods. Each develops a question behind the platform beyond its product description.

Our approach

Scaling enterprise expertise for AI development

Why preparation and interpretation determine whether expert participation can scale, and how that work connects to rubrics, coverage, harnesses, and weights.

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Engineering practice

When does a coding-agent skill generalize?

Assess applicability, accepted changes, and unfamiliar tasks when developing skills and harnesses.

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Engineering practice

Teach the distinction behind the benchmark failure

Connect expert criteria to training-data augmentation, then examine whether the gain holds on independent assessment cases.

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Elicitation

The rule an expert has never written down

Why concrete comparisons, professional context, and unresolved disagreement matter when eliciting a standard.

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Coverage engineering

Coverage is a design problem

Separate the scope a benchmark should represent from the examples already available. Keep the purpose of each case explicit.

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Measurement

What would falsify an improvement claim?

Distinguish a better candidate from a changed test, and examine regressions alongside aggregate gains.

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