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# Task 1: Clean up methodology for external readers
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**Plan**: publish-methodology
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**Status**: DONE
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**Deliverable**: Revised `impact-methodology.md`
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## What to do
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1. Read `impact-methodology.md` fully.
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2. Remove or generalize references specific to this project (e.g.,
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"scan-secrets.sh", specific session IDs, "our conversation").
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3. Add an introduction: what this document is, who it's for, how to use it.
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4. Ensure every estimate cites a source or is explicitly marked as
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an assumption.
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5. Add a "limitations" section summarizing known gaps and low-confidence
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areas.
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6. Structure for standalone reading — someone finding this document with
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no context should be able to understand and use it.
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## Done when
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- The document reads as a standalone resource, not a project artifact.
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- A reader unfamiliar with this project could use it to estimate the
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impact of their own AI usage.
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