Guide — usage and verification scope¶
Last updated: 2026-09 · owner: Youngjin · volatility: medium
L0 TL;DR: Customers use Start for fit, ROI, and pilot decisions; engineers use Execution and Operations. AWS staff prepare with the conversation guide.
Reading order¶
Business decision → architecture decision → relevant pillar → experiment/evaluation → operating handover. Explore new topics in Radar; inspect sources and dates in Evidence.
Verification pipeline¶
Candidate intake → primary-source comparison → problem/evidence/use/owner review → source/translation updates → structural checks → review. Scans collect candidates; they do not approve promotion. The former “2 of 4” rule is only a relevance signal (Maintenance).
What automation checks¶
| Check | Scope | Does not guarantee |
|---|---|---|
| Page freshness | Age of page metadata | Every claim was rechecked |
| Claim evidence | Dates, required fields, affected pages, language rendering | Source truth or site suitability |
| Translation hash | Which source version a translation follows | Semantic accuracy |
| Strict build | Internal document links, anchors, configuration | External reachability, technical claims, successful execution |
Review claim dates, reproduction logs, and human-review status, not just page badges. See Maintenance for procedures and claims.json for machine-readable records.
owner: Youngjin · updated: 2026-09 · volatility: medium