Role-specific
Expectations reflect the actual role and operating context.
Public methodology, version 1.0
A citation-ready summary of the purpose, principles, responsibilities, and public outputs of Primi Centum. It is not the private operating specification.
This document explains public principles and responsibilities. Confidential product configuration, technical implementation, security controls, private role libraries, and customer-specific operating rules are outside its scope.
Public definition
Role readiness is the evidenced ability to carry out agreed role outcomes at the expected level, with required support visible and an authorised human decision recorded at the review point.
Public principles
Expectations reflect the actual role and operating context.
Progress is described through observable results, not lengthy narrative.
Decisions refer to proportionate and relevant evidence.
An authorised human owns each review and final decision.
Gaps lead to specific support while intervention can still help.
Outcomes and support actions have clear review points.
The final record explains what was reviewed, decided, and assigned.
Public lifecycle
Agree the role purpose, intended outcomes, responsibilities, and appropriate evidence.
Record initial understanding, access, and known support requirements.
Review concise evidence against the agreed result and quality standard.
Assign a specific support action, owner, and review point where needed.
Record the authorised human judgement, remaining support, and next steps.
Evidence and interpretation
Evidence may include a work output, system record, approved link, completion record, acknowledgement, or authorised observation. The appropriate evidence depends on the role and outcome.
Primi Centum organises information for review. It does not make autonomous hiring, dismissal, promotion, probation, or performance decisions.
Where AI-assisted authoring is enabled, it may draft outcome wording, pass standards, and evidence requirements. Human review and approval remain mandatory.
A readiness record reflects agreed role outcomes and available evidence at a particular review point. It is not a measure of a person's inherent ability, potential, health, or personal worth. It does not replace accreditation, regulated competency assessment, reasonable-adjustment processes, employment policy, or legal advice.
Version history
| Version | Date | Public change | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.0 | 29 July 2026 | Initial public methodology | Veritas Management |
Suggested citation: Veritas Management. Primi Centum Public Readiness Methodology. Version 1.0. Published at veritas.management.
Apply the public principles to one real role transition.
Private configuration remains inside the controlled implementation process.