Supported
Evidence currently supports this link within the declared working scope.
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TA-14 Academy · Applied Architecture Lab
Build-a-ChainLab.
Take a real AI system, workflow, environmental process, HVAC procedure, governance architecture, or other consequence-bearing system and map what its evidence actually supports across all 24 TA-14 links.
Map actual evidencePreserve uncertaintyKeep outside-scope visibleWorking map ≠ certification
BUILD-A-CHAIN0/24links mapped
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0Assessment notes
24Untested links
Governed subject
Name what you are actually mapping.
The lab is only meaningful when the subject remains bounded. Name the system, architecture, workflow, process, or procedure whose evidence you are evaluating across the canonical route.
System or architecture being mapped
My governed system
This working subject name stays local to the lab interaction.
Partial
Some evidence supports the link, but the record remains incomplete.
Held
Progress is paused pending additional evidence, recovery, or resolution.
Challenged
A challenge exists against the evidence, interpretation, or current finding.
Untested
No working determination has yet been made for this link.
Outside scope
This link is not included in the current declared mapping scope.
24-Link map
Select a coordinate. Attach the evidence that actually exists.
Every link can carry its own state, evidence or artifact, and assessment note. The lab keeps those determinations separate so a strong link does not hide a weak one.
Full-chain evidence map
My governed system
Choose any canonical link to inspect or update its current working evidence state.
Current chain-map finding
My governed system
This lab creates a working evidence map, not a certification or approval. A production Exchange submission should preserve the underlying artifacts, scope, version, reviewer basis, challenge state, and chronology behind every link-level determination.
Applied architecture practice
Map the system.
Do not overstate the evidence.
Build-a-Chain is useful because it forces a real system to confront every canonical link separately. The result should show where the record is strong, where it is weak, where it is held, and where nothing has yet been tested.