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Week 6 Audit: The apprenticeship argument

The last audit before the break --- a task worth automating and worth keeping, for two different reasons, at once

29 March 2027

Discovery review is a genuine efficiency case and a genuine training-ground case at the same time, and this week’s notice is the first to hold both without resolving them into a single verdict. That’s the harder audit skill: not picking a side, but stating clearly what’s true on each one.

Before the session

Bring your own one-sentence version of why a task can be worth automating and worth keeping, for different reasons, without contradiction.

In the session

We work through this week’s notice against the spec above, then spend the second half planning: File Your Own Notice is due the Monday after the break, and this session is the last structured audit practice before you write one unsupervised.

Afterwards

Bring an industry idea for your own notice to next session, even a rough one — the break is a good time to notice a pitch you’ve heard in the wild.

The spec

What you bring to the session. Written so a reader can tell whether it has been met without asking you.

Teaching team