Part 1 · Taxonomy

Tell us where your expertise sits and whether the structure looks right to you.

Browse or search. Select at least one L3 — Part 2 only offers L4 fields under your chosen L3s. Selecting an L3 auto-selects its parent L2.

Part 2 · Your L4 fields

Identify all L4 fields you have specific expertise in — no cap. You'll tag workflows and tasks with these.

Part 3 · Foundational questions

For each L3 domain you selected, what are the core, foundational questions — scoped across the L4 fields you picked under it?

Validation expects a broad, expert-recognizable L3 answer: field goals, roughly 3-5 important questions for the L3 as a whole, and meaningful 5-, 20-, and 50-year success criteria. It can emphasize your selected L4s, but should not treat one narrow technique or subtopic as the entire L3.

Part 4 · Research-grade workflows

High-level, research-grade workflows instrumental to progress in your fields. Highlight computational aspects and give a concrete prompt you'd give Claude. Tag each with its L4 field(s). At least 3.

Part 5 · Well-defined tasks

Lower-level, well-defined tasks — usually sub-steps of the workflows above (≈10 min to a few days). "Do this analysis on this data", not generic "data analysis". Tag each with its L4 field(s). At least 3.

Part 6 · Cross-domain expertise

What expertise from outside your fields would meaningfully accelerate your work, if you had it? Give specific examples.