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- Question
- May the team test a summarization tool?
- Options considered
- No trial; public-data trial; internal-document trial
- Decision
- Two-week trial with public samples only; no personal or confidential inputs
- Reason
- Learn whether summaries are useful within a narrow scope
- Evidence references and limits
- Dated feature description and sample evaluation; no evidence about other data or workloads
- Decision maker
- Fictional team lead
- Decision date
- Illustrative date: 19 October 2026
- Action owner
- Fictional trial coordinator
- Review date or trigger
- Two weeks after start, or before any change in data, users, or scope
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