Make the claim the evidence supports.
One standard for human and AI work: judge the process and the evidence.
- AccessYou have the tool.
- OutputSomething was produced.
- DeliverableThe artifact was checked.
- Operating capabilityIt works repeatedly.
- OutcomeSomeone sees a measured change.
- ValueThat change has evidenced worth.
Six rungs, six different claims
Access means having a tool. Output means producing something. A checked artifact can establish a Deliverable.
Operating capability needs repeated operation. Outcome needs a measured change for someone. Value needs evidence of what that change is worth.
The claim on this site
A fixture supports a claim about that file and those app versions. A passing check supports the property it checks.
Milleleaf has checked projects and real-file fixtures. It has no measured user Outcome or Value to claim. Planned features stay labelled planned.
Worked case: Keystone
Every verdict in Keystone, whether a clash, an IDS failure, a carbon figure or a revision change, is a finding with its evidence one click away, and a person decides each one.
The video is a Deliverable: a checked demonstration on sample models. It is not an Outcome on a live project.
Read the method
AI Output to Value keeps its own name and public home. It guides the tool, the pipelines and this site.