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The compliance team has authored a regulatory disclosure procedure that must be applied identically across customer service, sales, and onboarding workflows. The procedure changes when regulators issue updates, currently four to six times per year. You are designing how the procedure will be packaged for use by Claude across all three workflows.
Which two design decisions should you include? (Select two.)
Each correct answer presents part of the solution.

• A. Store the procedure in a shared retrieval corpus accessed by all three workflows.
• B. Have each workflow team rewrite the procedure for its own context.
• C. Reference the same Claude Skill from all three workflow integrations.
• D. Package the procedure as a Claude Skill owned directly by the compliance team.
• E. Embed the procedure text into each workflow's system prompt at integration time.

You are integrating Claude Code into a team workflow and must complete the design and configuration steps before piloting the integrated workflow with a small group.
Which two steps must be completed BEFORE piloting the integrated workflow? (Select two.) Each correct answer presents part of the solution.

• A. Document the integrated workflow with handoff criteria, permission boundaries, and on-call runbooks.
• B. Iterate the integrated workflow based on pilot findings before broader rollout to the team.
• C. Negotiate the workflow change with affected teams and obtain formal sign-off from each manager.
• D. Configure the project-scope MCP servers, permissions, subagents, and persistent project context.
• E. Identify the workflow steps where AI-assisted tooling adds value and where human authority must remain.

You are evaluating a Claude-based deployment for adherence to a specific regulation.
Which two steps must be completed BEFORE mapping deployment data flows to specific regulatory clauses?
(Select two.)
Each correct answer presents part of the solution.

• A. Document the identified gaps along with recommended remediations and residual risk for sign-off.
• B. Schedule the remediation work with the engineering team based on the prioritized gap findings.
• C. Compare the in-place controls against the regulatory requirements to identify any compliance gaps.
• D. Identify the applicability of the regulation based on data types, jurisdiction, and audience.
• E. Inventory the vendor-provided compliance tooling and confirm which compliance affordances are in place.

You are classifying chunking strategies by the corpus type each is best suited to.
For each chunking strategy, select the appropriate corpus type: "Long Structured Documents,"
"Heterogeneous Short Records," or "Code or Hierarchical Specifications."

You are reviewing instrumentation in a multi-agent system.
Which two findings constitute valid observability gaps in the instrumentation? (Select two.) Each correct answer presents a complete solution.

• A. Model identity and version on each turn are not recorded with the turn artifacts.
• B. Latency and token usage on every span are emitted to the central metrics pipeline.
• C. Tool-call payloads and outcomes are recorded with redaction applied to known sensitive fields.
• D. Trace spans for each agent step are exported to the shared distributed-tracing backend.
• E. Request-scoped correlation identifiers do not propagate across agent and tool calls.