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Reference

Every tool on this site rests on a published method. This is where those methods live: the frameworks, a long-form briefing, the agent pattern catalogue and the scoring rubric. Use them when you need to explain a score or cite the method behind it.

Usually opened by Practitioners, auditors and anyone who wants to check the working.

4 references in this group, all free with a printable result

  1. Reference

    AI Frameworks

    What methods sit behind these tools?

    When to use it
    When you need to cite or explain a score.
    What you get
    Versioned, citable framework summaries, each available as a PDF.
    Effort
    Read at your own pace
    Last updated
    30 Sept 2026
  2. Briefing

    The Discipline Gap

    Why do most AI transformations stall before they scale?

    When to use it
    Before a leadership offsite, or when a programme has stalled after the pilots.
    What you get
    A 32-page executive briefing with 23 citations, free as a PDF.
    Effort
    32 pages
    Last updated
    15 Sept 2026
  3. Reference

    The Agentic AI Pattern Catalogue

    Which design pattern fits the agent we are building?

    When to use it
    During agent design, alongside the labs.
    What you get
    61 composable patterns mapped to 17 principles and traced to 13 standards.
    Effort
    Browse or search
    Last updated
    2 Oct 2026
  4. Reference

    AI Score Calibration Guide

    How do two people land on the same score?

    When to use it
    Before a scoring workshop, so everyone reads the rubric the same way.
    What you get
    The full 1-to-10 rubric for six dimensions and a report of what you scored and why.
    Effort
    6 dimensions
    Last updated
    2 Oct 2026

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Before You Go

These are here so you can check my working. If a score from one of my tools ever looks wrong to you, the method behind it is on this page.

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