AI Playbooks
Playbooks turn the atlas into operating practice. Use them when you need a repeatable procedure with inputs, steps, outputs, and a definition of done.
Mental model
A playbook is an operational interface between evidence and action. It names prerequisites, inputs, ordered checks, decision gates, artifacts, rollback conditions, and a verifiable definition of done so the result does not depend on who remembers the process.
Roadmap: evaluation and quality
- Evaluate RAG answer quality
- Build an eval set from scratch
- Debug a hallucination
- Ship a prompt change safely
Architecture and delivery
- Decide prompt vs RAG vs fine-tune
- Choose a model for production
- Measure and cut inference cost
- Stand up LLM observability
Agents and security
- Debug an agent stuck in a loop
- Add a human approval gate
- Audit an app for prompt injection
- Run an AI red team lite
Connects to: Evaluation · MLOps · AI Safety and Security
Core sources
- NIST AI RMF Playbook — suggested actions that operationalize risk-management outcomes.
- OWASP GenAI Security Project — testable application and agent security risks.
- RAGAS documentation — concrete RAG evaluation metrics and workflows.
- Google Rules of ML — concise production checks and sequencing principles.