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Status — Prototype reviewed

RAG readiness self-assessment design

Question

Can a short self-assessment produce a directional readiness judgement people actually trust?

Hypothesis

Scoring is less valuable than the prioritised improvement list it produces, so the output should lead with actions and keep the score secondary.

Who it concerns

Teams preparing documentation for retrieval.

Intervention

Eight-dimension audit returning a readiness level plus a ranked improvement plan and explicit risk notes.

What would be observed

  • Whether users act on the improvement list
  • Whether the readiness label is read as more authoritative than intended

What would count as a useful signal

Users describe the improvement list as the main output and the label as a summary.

Notes

Added a standing note that this is a directional planning aid, not a formal audit.
ragassessment design

This entry records a design intention. It does not report measured results, traffic, rankings, or customer outcomes.