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JACK PILOTS

Start with one crew and one real knowledge problem.

A Jack pilot is a bounded evaluation of a real capture-and-retrieval workflow. It is not a claim of organization-wide deployment or guaranteed results.

How a pilot is intended to work

01 / DEFINE

Select the knowledge target

Choose one recurring question, handoff, demonstration, or area where useful experience is difficult to retrieve.

02 / CAPTURE

Gather controlled source material

Identify contributors, ownership, consent, references, sensitivity, and the reviewers authorized for the pilot.

03 / EVALUATE

Test the intended workflow

Assess retrieval quality, evidence visibility, corrections, and fit against measures agreed for that pilot.

What a pilot does not do

  • It does not make private site knowledge public.
  • It does not treat contributed material as technically approved without review.
  • It does not replace codes, engineered documents, manufacturer requirements, approved procedures, or qualified supervision.
  • It does not create public outcome claims without evidence and permission.
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