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Turn an AI ambition into an accountable operating sequence.

The Architecture Readiness Assessment maps six practical AI operating domains: data paths, device fleet, model lifecycle, identity and access, outage fallback, and accountability. It turns the stated evidence into a gap register and a bounded implementation sequence.

[ What it does ]

Structures a self-reported inventory, makes missing evidence visible, and orders the next operational work.

[ What it exports ]

A portable gap register and implementation sequence for an accountable owner to review.

[ What it does not do ]

It does not inspect systems, verify controls, certify security or privacy, or authorize production use.

[ 01 · establish scope ]

[ 02 · record stated evidence ]

Select the evidence status you can support today. “Documented & tested” means the organization has a current, reviewable record and has tested the applicable behavior; it is not independently verified by this tool.

Data paths

Describe inputs, outputs, device storage, telemetry, logs, sync, remote transfers, retention, deletion, and authorized processors.

Device fleet

Describe supported devices, OS versions, memory/storage, acceleration, connectivity, accessibility needs, and excluded devices.

Model lifecycle

Describe model/runtimes, source, versioning, update approval, rollback, evaluation cases, and monitoring or review after change.

Identity & access

Describe who can use, administer, change, view, export, or connect the system; include service accounts and third parties.

Outage fallback

Describe behavior when the device, network, provider, model runtime, authentication, or integration fails.

Accountability

Describe the decision owner, output reviewer, incident or exception owner, success measures, stop conditions, and review cadence.

Use the result well

Use this after defining a workload in the AI Boundary Planner. The assessment identifies what must be evidenced before a limited pilot or broader implementation; it does not replace technical, legal, privacy, security, accessibility, or procurement review.