Public page posture
ReadyThe public reports route explains the report model without exposing tenant report records.
Preparing a calm, organisation-aware view of your business.
HARC reports help leaders see the score, the reasons behind it, and the practical recommendations that should follow.
Public Reports Boundary
This route explains how HARC reports are structured. It does not publish tenant reports, expand client portal access, write to external runtimes, or let AI change scores, evidence, or review history.
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The public reports route explains the report model without exposing tenant report records.
8 report model section(s) are described for public readers.
Public copy keeps report outputs tied to stored evidence and answer highlights.
HarmonyScore appears as report evidence only and is not changed by report UI.
Recommendations are described as practical next steps that stay reviewable.
AI explanation is framed as evidence-bound and unable to change scores.
Admin review history is included as part of the report model.
The local public reports route does not publish tenant reports, expand client portal access, or write to external runtimes.
Public report boundary is ready for informational report-model explanation.
Public Reports Command
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Reports, Signup, Login, HarmonyScore, and Governance handoffs are represented.
Report-model intent hands off to signup and governance education.
8 report section(s) are represented with evidence and score display boundaries.
Recommendation review, admin review, and AI explanation boundaries are visible.
8 Public Reports Boundary check(s) are ready, 0 watched, and 0 blocked.
Public report commands do not expose tenant reports, publish reports, expand client portal access, or mutate report records.
Public report commands do not write external runtimes, write connectors, call autonomous AI, mutate HarmonyScore, or write tenant records.
Public Reports command posture is ready for local report-model education.
AI can explain stored evidence, draft summaries, and make approved recommendations easier to understand. It must not suggest that it changed the score.
Haillo may explain diagnostic results, draft summaries, and clarify next steps. It cannot invent scores, override score bands, approve pathways, or access data outside the permitted organisation and workspace context.
Start with a structured assessment and turn the result into a practical diagnostic conversation.