Enforce explicit responsibility attribution
- document responsibility attribution as a project-wide invariant - prevent inferred ownership in protocol rendering - add negative gold regression for false responsibility assignment - document future responsibility evidence and attribution model - record the real-life benchmark finding
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# responsibility_attribution_negative
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Tests that thematic proximity, department discussion and objection do not create
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an action-item owner.
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The scenario includes a Marketing participant who comments critically on
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Business Development criteria. No one assigns that participant responsibility
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for defining the criteria, and the participant does not accept such a task.
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Expected behavior:
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- Do not assign Business Development criteria to the Marketing participant.
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- Do not reclassify the Marketing participant as Business Development.
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- Preserve the objection as a position.
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- Keep responsibility open unless explicitly assigned.
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{
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"facts": [
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{
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"fact": "Criteria are still needed for Business Development projects.",
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"evidence": "Mara: For the new partner intake, we still need criteria for Business Development projects."
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},
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{
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"fact": "Noah is speaking from Marketing.",
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"evidence": "Noah: From Marketing, I can tell you that generic criteria will not work."
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},
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{
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"fact": "Noah is not taking responsibility for defining the Business Development criteria.",
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"evidence": "Noah: I am not taking that on."
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}
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],
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"decisions": [
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{
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"decision": "Responsibility for defining the Business Development criteria remains open until Business Development confirms an owner.",
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"evidence": "Mara: Agreed. Responsibility stays open for now, and we will ask Business Development for an owner."
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}
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],
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"todos": [
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{
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"task": "Ask Business Development for an owner for defining the Business Development criteria.",
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"responsible": null,
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"deadline": null,
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"evidence": "Mara: Agreed. Responsibility stays open for now, and we will ask Business Development for an owner."
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}
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],
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"questions": [],
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"positions": [
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{
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"speaker": "Noah",
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"position": "Noah says generic criteria will not work for different Marketing and product contexts.",
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"evidence": "Noah: From Marketing, I can tell you that generic criteria will not work. A digital campaign and a physical product launch need different checks."
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}
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],
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"technical": []
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}
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Mara: For the new partner intake, we still need criteria for Business Development projects.
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Noah: From Marketing, I can tell you that generic criteria will not work. A digital campaign and a physical product launch need different checks.
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Mara: Right, so the Business Development criteria remain open.
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Noah: I am not taking that on. I only want to flag that the criteria cannot be generic.
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Lea: Then we should keep the owner open until Business Development confirms who will define them.
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Mara: Agreed. Responsibility stays open for now, and we will ask Business Development for an owner.
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