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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