Lab · Templates
Lab templates
Paste-ready Markdown templates that pair with the AI Usage Lab playbooks. Adapt them per workload; every section is generic so the template never invents claims about a specific model.
Templates
3 paste-ready templates
Every template is also exportable as raw Markdown via /api/lab/templates/<slug> so you can pipe it into your design doc, ticket, or PR description.
Template · markdown
Model evaluation plan
A blank evaluation plan for a single model + workload pairing. Use one copy per candidate.
5 sections · paste-ready Markdown
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Template · markdown
Prompt test matrix
A row-per-prompt matrix you fill in per candidate model. Pair with the model evaluation plan.
4 sections · paste-ready Markdown
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Template · markdown
Automation risk checklist
A pre-launch risk checklist for automations that depend on a model. Pair with the automation workflow testing playbook.
5 sections · paste-ready Markdown
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How to use templates
- Pick one template per workload — do not collapse multiple workloads into a single document.
- Fill the sections with observations, not opinions. Pair with the matching playbook so the evidence stays traceable.
- Export via
/api/lab/templates/<slug>for a clean Markdown copy you can paste anywhere. - Templates are not auto-validating — review the filled template the same way you would review any decision document.
What the lab does not promise
- No production readiness guarantee. A passing playbook is evidence, not approval.
- No compliance or regulatory certification. Verification is not certification.
- No safety validation. Templates and playbooks are planning tools, not safety reviews.
- No model ranking. The lab does not score candidates against each other.
- No benchmark replacement. The lab teaches your own testing discipline; it does not publish synthesized benchmark numbers.