REAL-WORLD TESTING · CONTROL
A pilot deployment is not yet controlled real-world testing
A pilot becomes controlled real-world testing through bounded scope, informed participation, effective oversight, reversal and evidence.

01 · SCOPEAre version, population, duration, data and non-goals bounded?
02 · REVERSALCan people stop and reverse every recommendation and downstream action in time?
03 · EVIDENCEDo logs, metrics, incidents and group differences explain the actual test?
CORE METHOD
BOUND → CONSENT → OBSERVE → REVERSE → DECIDE
The test bounds impact, informs participants, observes real effects, reverses action and produces a reasoned exit.
Stop the test during an automated operation. Verify that the interface, queue, tool call, data transfer and downstream decision really stop or reverse.