{
  "skill_name": "information-architecture",
  "evals": [
    {
      "id": 1,
      "prompt": "Acme Learning runs a course platform for corporate training. The current top menu is: Home, Catalog, My Courses, Paths, Certificates, Live Sessions, Admin, Reports, Users, Groups, Integrations, Billing, Support, Community. Learners and their managers both use it; admins are a separate small group. Support says learners can't find their certificates and managers can't find team progress. Design the IA.",
      "assertions": [
        "A flat content inventory listing every current menu item with a keep/merge/cut status appears before any grouping",
        "Each sitemap level names one organising scheme, and any mixed scheme is flagged with a reason",
        "Global nav has 5–7 items, and account, billing, support and similar items sit in utility nav, not global nav",
        "The indented sitemap tree and the Mermaid diagram contain the same nodes",
        "A label rationale table gives each global label a reason, rejected alternatives, and an evidence tag",
        "Findability risks are listed with severity and a mitigation, including certificates and team progress",
        "The validation plan is a tree test or card sort whose tasks do not contain the label words, each with a correct destination and a pre-set threshold",
        "Does not invent user research, search data or content items not in the prompt; anything inferred is tagged [inferred] or [assumption]"
      ]
    }
  ]
}