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How Capable is designed.

The platform's strategy documents, published openly. These are the same documents the platform's product decisions are tested against — not marketing assets written after the fact.

Published documents

Stable references. These are the documents we point procurement teams, auditors, and sector practitioners at when they ask how the platform thinks about a question.

Design strategy

Information architecture, audience modes, voice doctrine, and the accessibility-trust-safety pillar — how the platform is designed end to end.

Voice doctrine

The five voice principles, the anti-pattern catalogue, sector tone variants, trauma-informed language, and the canonical concept names the platform writes against.

Trust commitments

The eight commitments, the sector overlays, AI provenance posture, participant rights — what the platform substantiates and what it does not claim.

SFIA 9 framework alignment

How Capable represents the SFIA 9 framework — coverage map, attribute structure, descriptor provenance, attribution, and the boundaries we hold against AI improvisation.

Sector & operational references

Reference documents for sector practitioners and operations teams. The sector packs reference is stable; the others are on the publishing roadmap.

Sector content packs
Available

The seven sector overlays, each pack's review status, and the co-design protocol that names which sector practitioner must sign off before a deployment ships.

Programme templates
On the roadmap

The initial programme templates and the authoring protocol — what a template encodes (sector tone, consent shape, sign-off chain, instrument mix) and how a new one is reviewed before deployment.

Skills passport
On the roadmap

How the participant's portable credential works — what it carries across organisations, how a verifier confirms it, and the trust framework the passport sits inside.

Guidance & onboarding
On the roadmap

The five-phase guidance workstream — how the platform onboards each audience mode, the help-centre taxonomy, and the onboarding sequences per pillar.

In-app help centre

The platform's in-app help centre is publicly browsable. Ninety-plus articles across instruments, the four pillars, participant rights, fairness, and sector customisation. Searchable, audience-aware.

Browse the help centre

Read further, or talk to us.

The published documents are the same ones our team writes against. If you would like to discuss a deployment in your sector, please get in touch.