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A — Software engineering

Pain: Agents mark features DONE without a challenged plan or independent implementation review; contributors lose honest phase boundaries between sessions.

How the kit helps

Ship path — challenge the plan before build and review the implementation before DONE
  1. Frozen plan
  2. Plan review
  3. Phased build
  4. Build review
  5. DONE / merge

Findings return to the plan or build; failed evidence means no DONE

Start with the shipped local workflow: Git-only quickstart

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B — Video studio

Pain: Remakes, fake approvals, and “done” narration before export checks or an independent listen pass.

How the kit helps

Production lane — the plan is reviewed first; scripts and an independent listen verify the result
  1. Narration
  2. Export
  3. QC scripts
  1. Independent listen
  2. Publish through studio process

Any project check fails → revise before publish

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C — Research paper pipeline

Pain: A plausible draft carries fabricated citations or tables that do not match the source data.

How the kit helps

Evidence loop — re-fetch until quotes and tables match sources
  1. Retrieve + hash
  2. Quote / table checks
  3. Verifier re-fetch
  1. Bind output SHA → draft

Optional: pin evidence pack for peer review

Illustrative project workflow — research checks are not shipped in kit core.

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D — Accounting close

Pain: Disputed payouts and reconciliations advance without a frozen plan, reproducible evidence, or dual control.

How the kit helps

Dual control — prep and review stay separate until authorize
  1. Prep
  2. CSV + checksum
  3. Reconcile diffs
  1. Review
  2. Re-run checks
  3. Human authorize
  1. Export / payout file

Illustrative only: financial authorization stays outside Overseer

Illustrative only — no kit claim of a production accounting workflow.

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E — Classroom

Pain: Students skip tests, reinterpret the assignment mid-build, or self-mark work complete.

How the kit helps

Teacher sets the rails; student work cannot self-grade
  1. Teacher
  2. Install kit
  3. Freeze assignment
  1. Student
  2. Build
  3. Tests green
  4. TA verify
  5. Grade publish

Review findings return to the student before grade publication

Boundary: This is an example teaching pattern. The kit supplies governance and handoff structure, not a classroom platform. The reviewed prerelease does not run Overseer in the browser or appoint reviewers.