Operator workflow
Purpose
A practical daily workflow for operators using Srulik's lab as decision support, not as an automated verdict engine.
Prerequisites
- Required: Access to the Report tab and sign-in if your instance requires it.
- Useful: Decision support (quick intro).
Morning routine (10–15 minutes)
1. Scan (1–2 min)
- Read the page subtitle: the system narrows attention; you decide.
- Check epistemic banner and evidence overview (adequate vs thin).
- Scan What needs attention for critical/warning items.
2. Proof (5 min)
- For each attention item or surprising narrative, open evidence under the component.
- Ask: What changed vs yesterday? Is the source trustworthy?
3. Feedback (as needed)
- Submit evidence (Send Data) for gaps the pipeline missed.
- Chat for specific follow-ups grounded in today's report—expect "I don't know" when evidence is missing.
Escalation guidance
Escalate (through your team's normal channels) when:
- Critical single signal with verified field source.
- Data void / digital darkness with active field traffic (contradiction).
- Contested components with adequate evidence mass (>4) and significant delta.
Do not escalate solely on thin-evidence alerts—see When not to act.
Troubleshooting
- Attention list is empty but narrative feels alarming
- Check: read full component narratives and evidence accordions.
- Fix: thin evidence may suppress scores—submit corroborating sources.