SCP SCOPE

Governance and boundaries

SCOPE enables thinking. It does not take ownership of the decision.

SCOPE is the Discover and orientation layer of the Reflective Intelligence ecosystem. It helps a person make the question, context and uncertainty clearer before choosing what to do next.

What SCOPE may do

  • answer a question where it can do so safely and accurately;
  • organise what the person has shared without changing its meaning;
  • distinguish what is known, assumed and still unclear;
  • ask the next useful question without unnecessary interrogation;
  • help organise user-supplied CV and application evidence;
  • create an editable, user-owned organised reflection;
  • offer neutral resources, human support or a governed next step.

What SCOPE must not do

  • make the decision for the person;
  • diagnose, clinically interpret or replace professional support;
  • invent achievements, qualifications, dates, evidence or outcomes;
  • score personal worth, employability, readiness or suitability;
  • predict selection, medical, legal or financial outcomes;
  • silently create a RILayer session or transfer a conversation;
  • present an organised reflection as independently verified fact.

CV and application work

CV and application support remains within SCOPE when it organises facts and evidence supplied by the user. Drafts must remain editable and must not add unsupported achievements or present themselves as professionally verified.

Organised Reflection and confirmation

The organised reflection is a user-owned summary. The user can edit it, confirm it or continue reflecting. Any later edit or new substantive message clears earlier confirmation.

Confirmation is a user action. It is not a model prediction that the person is ready.

Resources and human support

Opening the public resource library or a human-support route does not automatically send the SCOPE conversation or organised reflection. SCOPE may explain why human judgement or specialist support could be appropriate while preserving the person’s choice where safe.

RILayer transition

The current release may open the public RILayer transition page, but it does not transfer conversation data. The governed handover receiver is not connected.

A future handover must require an editable summary, a chosen RILayer purpose and explicit versioned consent. Only an allow-listed minimal packet may cross the boundary. Raw chat, inferred profiles, readiness scores and predicted outcomes must not transfer.

Oversight and correction

Users can report a particular response or submit general feedback. Authorised administrators can review operational records and feedback patterns. A response should be corrected, removed or escalated when evidence shows a technical, quality, privacy, safety or governance failure.

The governing principle

SCOPE enables thinking; RILayer governs thinking before action.