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Design a bounded pilot with stop conditions
Plan a small trial with checks that can stop it.
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Design a bounded pilot with stop conditions
Plan a small trial with checks that can stop it.
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Source-based teaching example · Fictional data · Reviewed 2026-10-03. Microsoft Mark · locally synthesized. On a small screen, use fullscreen for diagram details or read the transcript.
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0:00 · What you will learn
Plan a small trial with checks that can stop it.
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Plan a small trial with checks that can stop it.
0:05 · The idea
Define the scope, measurements and responsible decision owner before the trial. Include missing-answer cases. Measure quality and total effort separately.
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Define the scope, measurements and responsible decision owner before the trial. Include missing-answer cases. Measure quality and total effort separately.
0:19 · One useful term
Stop condition. An observable event that pauses or ends the trial.
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An observable event that pauses or ends the trial.
0:26 · A worked example
The fictional FAQ pilot uses ten cases, including two unanswered by the sources. A human approves release. Restricted content in output pauses the trial even if routine answers are fast.
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The fictional FAQ pilot uses ten cases, including two unanswered by the sources. A human approves release. Restricted content in output pauses the trial even if routine answers are fast.
0:42 · Your turn to think
Can faster answers cancel a restricted-content failure? Pause and decide before continuing.
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Can faster answers cancel a restricted-content failure? Pause the video if you need more time.
0:59 · Why this answer works
No. Apply the stop rule. Keep assignment and sending outside any unapproved automatic behavior.
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No. Apply the stop rule. Keep assignment and sending outside any unapproved automatic behavior.
1:09 · Check 1
Define source-support and missing-answer checks.
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Define source-support and missing-answer checks.
1:15 · Check 2
Count total review effort.
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Count total review effort.
1:20 · Check 3
Name who can pause and resume.
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Name who can pause and resume.
1:24 · Now try a different case
Open the lesson and try its different practice case. Use every check in the full task. Watching alone does not mark the lesson complete.
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Open the lesson Try the new case Check and revise The full task and its requirements are in the linked lesson.
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