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The architecture is modular. Tell us which profession to build next.
The diagnostic core, the design method, the ARCHITECT standard and the evidence system already exist and are role-agnostic. Adding a profession means building its role overlay, reference workflow and domain standards: real work we do in the order demand justifies, weighing how many people ask and how specifically, how clear the profession's quality standards are, and whether client evidence can realistically be gathered there.
What already applies to you
If your profession has no pathway yet, the common core of the benchmark still applies. Task-selection judgment, human–AI allocation, verification practice, workflow integration, accountability, evidence practice and transfer into work are not role-specific constructs: they are what AI-augmented professional practice consists of, everywhere.
What you would not get yet is the role overlay: the profession-specific constructs, the reference workflow built to your domain's standards, and the escalation triggers that reflect your professional obligations rather than a generic set.
Signalling demand genuinely moves this. It is not a mailing-list capture with a roadmap attached.
Frequently requested
None of these exist yet. All are honestly labelled Future.
- Educators and instructional designers
- Researchers and analysts
- Marketing and communications leads
- HR and L&D professionals
- Engineers and technical writers
- Corporate learning functions
What Future means here
It means there is no product, no date and no waitlist promise. We would rather show you an honest empty space than a coming-soon page with a fabricated launch quarter on it.
Demand signal
Tell us which overlay you need.
The more specific you are about the professional output and the standard it has to meet, the more useful this is to us, and the more likely your profession moves up the order.
Signal demand →Meanwhile
The common core benchmark works for any profession and will give you a real baseline when it opens. Several of the delivery routes are role-agnostic too: the design method does not care what your output is, only that you can define its standard.