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A role-aware overview of development activity, evidence quality and actions requiring human review. Differences between sources remain visible and are never converted into character judgements.
Participants needing attention
| Registration | Context | Record state | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
14 P-2026-0147Northside Athletic | Leadership accounts differ | Difference retained | |
21 P-2026-0213Riverside United | Import missing unit | Validation blocked | |
55 P-2026-0556Fictional academy | Match-minute correction | Correction open |
Gate status
Recorded separately · unresolved items remain visible
Correction, dispute and access-expiry states
Blocked pending safeguarding, rights, security and recovery evidence
Participants
Administrators see their organisation. Coaches see only current Team/Class and individual assignments.
| Registration | Age group | Programme | Assignment | Coach | Next review | Status |
|---|
Add and assign a participant
Create one fictional registration, pin it to an approved framework version and assign either a Team/Class group, an individual coach, or both.
My teams and individuals
Only active assignments for Coach F-01 are delivered to this fictional view.
Team / Class assignments
Individual assignments
Actions due
My development
A simple view of my goals, questions, coach responses and next review.
My next action
Four short questions · approximately two minutes
My assessment schedule
What I can do
Record an observable assessment
Observation and interpretation are stored separately. Material practitioner judgements need a concrete example, while “not observed” is a valid response.
Fairness checks
Evidence register
Protected metadata is kept separately from storage. This prototype uses fictional links only and has no upload capability.
| Evidence | Source | Claim supported | Verification | Expiry |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EV-0147-03 · Match clip reference | Loan-club coach | Communication example | Verified | 31 Dec 2026 |
| EV-0213-07 · Activity import | Open CSV adapter v0.1 | Training exposure | Rejected | Missing unit |
| EV-0328-02 · Workshop record | Manual record | Interview preparation | Verified | 30 Jun 2027 |
Import validation
P-2026-0147 · Interim report
Evidence period 1 September–15 October 2026. Framework v0.3 and rules v0.1. This draft is not released.
Communication under pressure
Difference retainedParticipant account
“I give short instructions during matches and check understanding at half-time.”
Self-assessment · moderate confidence · submitted 15 OctPractitioner account
Communication was consistent in training but less visible after the team conceded.
Loan-club coach · one match example · submitted 16 OctEvidence status
One fictional match clip verifies a communication example. It does not establish consistency across the whole period.
Partially verified · human interpretation requiredPermitted finding
Both sources record examples of communication. They differ on consistency in pressured match situations. Further observation is needed; no conclusion is made about attitude, honesty or motivation.
Report checks
Correction request CR-0556-01
The original is preserved for accountability, while the accepted record and every affected report clearly show the corrected fact.
Original record · version 1
72 match minutes
Imported 8 Oct · superseded if correction acceptedParticipant correction
“I played 82 minutes. Please check the substitution time.”
Submitted privately 10 Oct · visible to reviewerVerification
Fictional signed team sheet supports 82 minutes.
Checked 11 Oct · evidence EV-0556-09Effect if accepted
- Create activity version 2 with 82 minutes.
- Mark version 1 superseded, not deleted.
- Re-run affected fictional analysis.
- Create report revision for human approval.
- Notify authorised fictional recipients.
Superuser studio
Control branding, published sports frameworks, question structures and programme templates without routine access to participant records. Every published version remains reproducible.
Corporate identity
DraftLive identity preview
Contrast is checked before colours are applied.Programme dashboard
Readable branding is applied consistently to administrator, practitioner and participant views.
Programme templates
Each published version preserves the headings and measures used by its records.Development headings
These become the sections used across teams and participant records.
Measurable points
Use observable, programme-relevant measures. Do not turn them into a combined ranking or selection score.
Template coverage across teams
Version historyAccess and audit
| Actor | Role | Scope | Purpose | State |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| USR-F-031 | Lead practitioner | Assigned programme team | Development review | Allowed |
| USR-F-044 | Partner practitioner | Assigned participants | Period observation | Time bounded |
| USR-F-055 | Former practitioner | Ended assignment | View report | Expired |
Boundary checks
Aims, goals, observations and measures
The home team owns the core plan and specifies what information must be collected. Home and loan teams can record separately attributed observations. During the active period, the loan team may propose supplementary measures without overwriting the home team's plan.
Loan period
Active fictional periodAims set by the home team
Goals and information required
Measures for this loan period
Period observations
Observation stays separate from interpretationObservation record
Information collection schedule
What the system must retrieveAssessment framework and spider graph
The Superuser can edit fictional assessment areas; other roles receive the published view. Spider graphs compare sources and never create an overall truth, ranking or selection score.