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An architect is reviewing a set of architecture documentation packages before handing off a Claude-based pipeline to an implementation team.
Which two characteristics indicate that a documentation package is sufficient to support implementation without ongoing architect involvement? (Select two.)

• A. The document includes a decision log that records the rationale for key architectural choices and the alternatives rejected.
• B. The document specifies integration contracts, configuration schemas, and expected input/output shapes for each component.
• C. The document includes the architect's contact information for questions arising during implementation.
• D. The document provides a high-level narrative description of the business problem without component- level detail.
• E. The document lists all Claude models that were evaluated but does not specify which was selected or why.

A Claude architect is implementing safety controls for a customer-facing advice assistant that must never provide regulated investment recommendations.
Which two guardrail implementations most directly enforce this constraint? (Select two.)

• A. Log all user queries to a SIEM for post-hoc compliance review.
• B. Define explicit out-of-scope categories in the system prompt with fixed refusal phrasing for investment advice requests.
• C. Add an output classifier that detects and blocks responses containing regulated investment- recommendation language.
• D. Limit session length to reduce the volume of queries processed per user per day.
• E. Increase response temperature to introduce variability that reduces the likelihood of specific recommendations.

You are a platform architect designing an internal Claude-based assistant that serves both finance analysts and external auditors. Each population must access only documents permitted by its role.
Where should role-based access control be enforced in the pipeline?

• A. After the response is generated, by post-filtering content that should not have been retrieved.
• B. At the retrieval layer, before any role-restricted content reaches the prompt-construction step or the model.
• C. Nowhere in the pipeline; rely on the model's general refusal behavior to reject unauthorized document access without any enforced access control.
• D. Inside the system prompt as a natural-language instruction for Claude to ignore unauthorized documents.

You are presenting an architectural decision to a mixed audience that includes an executive sponsor and the engineering leads who will implement the decision.
Which presentation strategy best serves both audiences?

• A. Present a single undifferentiated narrative that addresses technical and business concerns with equal weight throughout, treating both audiences as requiring the same depth on every section.
• B. Lead with the decision, the business outcomes it serves, and the trade-offs accepted; follow with the technical rationale, alternatives, and implementation implications for the engineering audience.
• C. Open with a deep dive into low-level implementation details targeted at engineering leads, and stop there without addressing the business outcomes or trade-offs the executive sponsor needs.
• D. Skip the rationale, alternatives, and trade-off discussion entirely and simply announce the chosen decision, leaving both audiences without the context needed to implement or validate it.

You are classifying chunking strategies by the corpus type each is best suited to.
For each chunking strategy, select the appropriate corpus type: "Long Structured Documents,"
"Heterogeneous Short Records," or "Code or Hierarchical Specifications."