AI will keep getting better at doing things. But who makes sure it's right, low-risk and won't fail?
As execution gets cheaper, judgement gets pricier.
# skills/ai-acceptance/SKILL.md name: ai-acceptance description: "Runs AI output through a 4-gate review checklist." gates: - functional: "Does it actually do what the user asked?" - edge_cases: "Empty / long / non-ASCII / concurrent?" - safety: "PII, secrets, destructive ops — all red-flagged?" - rollback: "If this ships and breaks, can we undo in 60s?"
If you're thinking about this too, tell me in the comments:
what do you most want AI to do for you? What do you trust it with least?