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Review an AI plan through six questions covering evaluation examples, error targets, fallback behavior, regulatory risk, model choices, costs, and hiring. Produce a structured verdict with gaps to address and three concrete next steps.

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/c-level-agents:caio-review [plan] — Eval-demanding Chief AI Officer interrogation of any plan that involves AI: model selection, risk classification, cost economics, or AI hiring. Use when shipping an AI feature without an eval set, choosing between API, fine-tune, and self-hosted, or classifying a use case under the EU AI Act.

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Good for

  • Reviewing an AI feature before release
  • Comparing APIs, fine-tuning, and self-hosting
  • Checking AI regulatory risk before an EU launch
  • Assessing AI costs and the next team hire

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/c-level-agents:caio-review — CAIO Forcing Questions

Command: /c-level-agents:caio-review <plan>

The eval-demanding CAIO pressure-tests any plan that involves AI. Six questions before any AI feature ships, any multi-year vendor commitment, or any AI team expansion.

When to Run

  • Before shipping any new AI-powered feature
  • Before signing a multi-year AI vendor contract (API or self-hosted infra)
  • Before EU launch of any AI feature
  • Before a major AI team hire (especially ML engineer or research scientist)
  • Before a fine-tuning project commitment
  • Before adopting AI in a regulated domain (employment, credit, healthcare, education, etc.)
  • When the founder uses the word "AI" near "competitive advantage" or "moat"

The Six CAIO Questions

1. What does this AI need to be good at, and how would you measure it?

No eval set = no ship. Before any AI feature deploys, define the eval criteria.

  • 50-100 representative inputs minimum
  • Expected outputs OR rubric for grading
  • Edge cases: ambiguous, adversarial, format-edge
  • If you can't write down what "good" looks like, you don't have a feature; you have a vibe.

2. What's the SLO on hallucination / error rate, and what's the fallback?

Every AI feature has a failure mode. Plan for it.

  • Quantified SLO: "<5% hallucination on factual queries"
  • Detection mechanism: monitoring, sampling, customer feedback loop
  • Fallback: human-in-loop review, lower-risk default response, refuse-to-answer
  • Blast radius if SLO breached: how many users affected, what is the cost?

3. What's the risk tier under EU AI Act, and is conformity assessment required?

Run ai_risk_classifier.py if any EU residents are affected OR domain is regulated.

  • PROHIBITED → cannot launch in EU; re-scope
  • HIGH → conformity assessment + EU DB registration + 10 Articles of obligations (3-12 months, $50-200K)
  • LIMITED → transparency obligations (chatbot disclosure, AI-generated content marking)
  • MINIMAL → no specific obligations; NIST AI RMF voluntary

4. API, fine-tune, or build?

Run model_buildvsbuy_calculator.py for the specific use case.

  • 80% of B2B SaaS use cases: API
  • 15%: fine-tune (when domain-specific behavior + labeled data + ML team + high volume)
  • <1%: build from scratch
  • Decision must consider economic breakeven AND practical feasibility (data, team, compliance)

5. What's the 12-month cost trajectory at expected scale?

Run ai_cost_economics.py for the workload.

  • API: variable, scales linearly
  • Self-hosted: mostly fixed, breakeven typically 1-10B tokens/month for 70B-class
  • Hidden costs of self-hosted: ops, monitoring, model updates, capacity, failover, security
  • Hidden costs of API: vendor lock-in, capability drift, rate limits, data residency
  • Prompt caching is the most underrated lever; check provider support

6. What role unblocks this — and have we hired prerequisites first?

Map AI capability to specific role. Founders confuse AI engineer / ML engineer / research scientist.

  • AI engineer: applied + full-stack + prompts + evals + deployment (most startups need this)
  • ML engineer: fine-tuning + retraining infra (only after platform engineer + labeled data)
  • Research scientist: model invention (only if model IS the product)
  • Don't hire research scientist as first AI hire — they need infrastructure to be productive

Workflow

# 1. Model selection check
python ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/vendor/c-level-advisor/chief-ai-officer-advisor/scripts/model_buildvsbuy_calculator.py use_case.json

# 2. Regulatory classification
python ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/vendor/c-level-advisor/chief-ai-officer-advisor/scripts/ai_risk_classifier.py use_case.json

# 3. Cost projection
python ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/vendor/c-level-advisor/chief-ai-officer-advisor/scripts/ai_cost_economics.py workload.json

Output Format

# CAIO Review: <plan>
**Date:** YYYY-MM-DD

## The Decision Being Made
[one sentence — which CAIO decision: model selection | risk classification | economics | next hire]

## Eval Discipline
- Eval set committed: yes/no
- SLO defined: <metric> < <threshold>
- Fallback behavior: <one line>

## Model Selection (if applicable)
- Recommended: API / FINE_TUNE / BUILD
- 3-year TCO: $X (chosen path) vs $Y (alternatives)
- Breakeven: <volume>

## Risk Classification (if applicable)
- EU AI Act tier: PROHIBITED / HIGH / LIMITED / MINIMAL
- Conformity assessment required: yes/no
- US state triggers: [list]
- Required controls open: N

## Cost Economics (if applicable)
- Monthly cost at current volume: $X
- Breakeven for self-hosted migration: <volume>
- Migration cost if applicable: $X (3-6 months)

## Org (if applicable)
- Next hire: <role>
- Why this, not the alternative: <one line>
- Prerequisite hires in place: yes/no

## Verdict
🟢 SHIP | 🟡 SHARPEN | 🔴 BLOCK

## Next Steps
[3 concrete actions]

Routing

  • /c-level-agents:cdo-review — for any training-data implications
  • /c-level-agents:gc-review — for AI vendor contracts, output liability, training-data licensing
  • /c-level-agents:ciso-review — for prompt injection / jailbreak / training-data poisoning threat model
  • /c-level-agents:cfo-review — for multi-year vendor or GPU commitment TCO
  • cs-chro-advisor agent — for AI team hires (comp, ladder, leveling)
  • /c-level-agents:decide — log the verdict
  • /c-level-agents:freeze 60 — on multi-year AI commitments

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