Concrete workplace scenario
A manager wants a Context Template Library, not a pile of drafts. The library must select reusable candidates, show evidence quality, name repair needs, and prepare D59 review.
The trap is calling everything a library because many files exist. D58 must approve, hold, or repair candidates based on testing, stability, README, and capability evidence.
Worked answer
Bad example first: the plausible shortcut fails
Weak example
“The library is complete because all template artifacts are collected.”
What goes wrong
The weak version contains complete, all template artifacts, no reusable condition, no D59 repair plan.
Work-ready version: use the day rule
Library candidate
What is reusable enough to keep.
Reusable condition
When it may be used.
D59 readiness
Approve, repair, hold, or escalate.
Quick decision check
Template library selects candidates by evidence, condition, and maintenance readiness
Use this rule before filling the build table. The goal is tested, revised, documented template evidence that can become a managed library asset.
Library candidate
What is reusable enough to keep.
Reusable condition
When it may be used.
D59 readiness
Approve, repair, hold, or escalate.
Template testing and library workflow trace
Before / after: what changed in your work?
Before learning
After learning
What AI-in-workflow means today
Workplace case
A manager wants a Context Template Library, not a pile of drafts. The worker must select reusable templates, verify evidence quality, note repair needs, and decide what is ready for Part 2 close.
Main learning job
Synthesize D31-D57 into a context template library with evidence quality, reusable condition, repair action, and D59 readiness.
Failure mode
Calling a set of templates a library before testing evidence quality, reuse conditions, and repair needs.
Library shelf manager view
A manager sees reusable templates, conditions, known weak points, repair queue, and D59 readiness. The library is a shelf with labels, not a pile of files.
Decision check
Which shelf label protects reuse?
Your move
Artifact handoff
Received: D31-D57 context-template artifacts
Hands off: D59 Monthly Review / part2_gap_repair_plan.md
Redline: Do not add a template to the library unless evidence quality, reusable condition, repair status, and maintenance readiness are visible.
This page uses the previous and next artifacts to keep the practice connected.
Micro-practice: choose the safer next step
Before building the artifact, decide what the template should make easier to review.
D58 multi-evidence library sample rows
This sample is tied to Day 58: Boss: Context Template Library. This synthesis uses the D52-D57 evidence chain without exposing internal generation notes.
| No. | Previous day / upstream artifact | Library candidate / selected component | Evidence quality | Limitation / weak point | Reusable condition | Repair action | Manager decision | Maintenance / D59 readiness |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | D31-D37 Context Template v1 | First context template v1 with task/context/review fields | Partial / needs repair | V1 lacks full input-output contract by itself | Reusable as historical seed only after D44 contract is attached | Keep as v1 reference; do not approve alone | Use internally only | Repair before D59 |
2 | D44 Input-Output Contract Pack | Required inputs, naming, output, format, failure repair, filled example | Strong / traceable | Tested mainly on renewal/escalation pattern | Reusable for evidence-backed manager summaries | Carry into library as contract layer | Approve library candidate | Ready for D59 with maintenance note |
3 | D51 Examples + Boundary Pack | Good/anti examples, few-shot boundaries, escalation, checklist | Strong / traceable | Needs testing across more input variation | Reusable as safety layer before template tests | Use as D52 test seed evidence | Approve library candidate | Ready for D59 with maintenance note |
4 | D52 Three-input Test Set | Normal/failure/boundary input coverage | Strong / traceable | Only three initial input types covered | Reusable as minimum stability test pattern | Add more test inputs during D59 if needed | Approve library candidate | Ready for D59 with maintenance note |
5 | D53 Failure Sample Log | Unsupported inference failure sample | Strong / traceable | Only one failure family logged so far | Reusable as failure-driven repair evidence | Add second failure type later | Repair first | Repair before D59 |
6 | D54 Context Template v2 Revision | V2 revision linked to unsupported inference failure | Partial / needs repair | Must be compared before library approval | Reusable only with D55 comparison evidence | Pair with D55 before D59 close | Repair first | Repair before D59 |
7 | D55 Stability Comparison | V1 vs V2 comparison on same boundary input | Strong / traceable | Remaining risk for ambiguous evidence notes | Reusable as stability proof for D56 README | Keep risk note in library README | Approve library candidate | Ready for D59 with maintenance note |
8 | D56 Template README + D57 Capability Note | README, maintenance note, and capability statement with limits | Strong / traceable | Capability limited to tested evidence-backed summaries | Reusable for manager handoff and D60 diagnostic | Keep limitation visible in D59/D60 | Approve library candidate | Ready for D59 with maintenance note |
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Worked answer example before you build
The boss sees value and limits at the same time.
Library item
Manager update template
Manager label
Reusable for internal weekly updates; weak point: customer-facing tone untested.
Build context_template_library.md
Core path: complete three rows. Deep path: complete three rows. Blank required fields create export warnings.
| No. | Previous day / upstream artifact | Library candidate / selected component | Evidence quality | Limitation / weak point | Reusable condition | Repair action | Manager decision | Maintenance / D59 readiness |
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Summary / decision
Downstream handoff candidate
Repair one weak test/library row
Use this pass to find the row that would make a template look reusable without enough test evidence, failure repair, stability proof, README guidance, or library readiness.
Repair example
Weak row: Library includes all templates from Part 2.
Repair move: Select candidates, cite evidence quality, name reusable condition, repair action, manager decision, and D59 readiness.
Better row: Approve v2 renewal-risk template only when current CRM source is present; hold audience-field variant for D59 repair.
Choose the row you would be comfortable carrying into the next day.
Choose the row most likely to fail before AI use.
Sentence starter: The weak row is weak because ___. I will repair it by adding ___ before using AI.
Export artifact
This file is today’s work receipt. It should show which tested template/library component can be reused tomorrow, not just that you filled a table.
Before you export
- Does the export select library candidates instead of collecting all artifacts?
- Does it name evidence quality, reusable condition, repair action, manager decision, and D59 readiness?
- Would D59 know which gaps or repairs to review before Part 2 close?
What this artifact proves: This file proves the learner can synthesize Part 2 template work into a manager-decidable Context Template Library.
Weak export: Library includes all templates from Part 2.
Good export: Approve v2 renewal-risk template only when current CRM source is present; hold audience-field variant for D59 repair.
Click Generate Markdown to create context_template_library.md.