Pilot recruiting — delivery contingentThe program is small and application-led. Selection, timing, and delivery are not guaranteed.Related: universities · founder studios · enterprise & teams
Test one defined canon with a named reviewer.
Delivery begins only after the applicable trust and pilot-package approvals. Applying starts no subscription, reserves no delivery, and authorizes no charge.Organizations
Propose one canon to test.
Methods, playbooks, standards, or curricula can form a bounded research corpus if the application is approved.- You define the canon
- You name a reviewer
- We agree the test and stop condition
Students
Propose one course workflow.
A course or lab can apply to test a bounded cited-answer workflow with a faculty reviewer.- Apply with a course or lab
- Name a faculty reviewer
- Agree the evidence and success measure
What can an organization propose?
One defined canon, one reviewer group, and one measurable question to test. Applying is nonbinding and does not promise publication, access, or delivery.
What do student partners actually do?
They propose one course or lab workflow, identify a faculty reviewer, and help evaluate cited-answer quality if the pilot is approved.
How big is the program?
Small and application-led. Selection and timing are not guaranteed.