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Week 7 Audit: The tier the pitch didn't touch

The first post-break audit --- checking a rollback plan's claim that the untouched tier is actually safe

19 April 2027

This week’s rollback plan makes a move worth naming: “the high-stakes tier still requires a human” sounds like safety, but the notice itself argues that tier depends on a practice pipeline the routine-tier automation is quietly cutting off. The audit skill is catching a rollback plan’s reassurance and checking it against the rest of the same document.

Before the session

Bring the sentence in this week’s rollback plan that sounds most reassuring, and check it against the breaking-changes section directly.

In the session

File Your Own Notice is due today. We spend the session in peer-audit pairs: trade notices, and apply this week’s “check the reassurance against the rest of the document” habit to each other’s work before submission.

Afterwards

Keep your peer’s audit notes — the Sunset Review Board in week 12 revisits this kind of peer-checked claim.

The spec

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

Teaching team