Section 4 of 4 · 3 lessons

Test the Design and Plan for Failure

A promising estimate needs evidence. Botie will compare prototype changes, route unusable inputs to a defined fallback, and bring the inspection service through a design review. Each passing test will have a clear meaning and a clear limit.

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Evidence Before Release

A prototype should answer a question we still have about the design. Plan the comparison and define what the service does when its normal prediction route is unavailable.

  1. 01What Should the Prototype Teach Us?A prototype should answer a question that could change the design. Test interacting choices together instead of changing everything and guessing what helped.
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  2. 02What Should Happen When the Model Cannot Help?A missing reading or unavailable model still requires a response. Build a route that makes the failure visible and sends the case somewhere useful.
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Bring the Design Together

Return to the inspection team's needs. Connect each requirement to a test, keep failures understandable, and identify what a real trial still has to establish.

  1. 03Can We Defend the Inspection Service Design?Bring the requirements back to the complete service. Check fault misses and queue capacity separately, then identify what the prototype still has not demonstrated.
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