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Anonymous
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Free diagnostic · 6 minutes
Where does your organization stand ?
Sixteen questions across the eight components of the TEAF loop. The result positions your organization on the seven-level maturity pyramid and identifies your two most urgent priorities.
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Immediate
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Actionable
Two priorities identified and mapped to a TEAF deployment phase.
Answer with your real situation in mind, not the target. A flattering diagnostic serves no purpose.
Seven additional checklists
The other TEAF diagnostics
Taken as-is from the Annex G checklists in Book IV and the audit playbook in Book III — no substantive rewrite. Same guarantee as the maturity diagnostic above: entirely in your browser, nothing is transmitted anywhere, no sign-up.
Compliance audit — NIS2, AI Act, GDPR
Source: The Practitioner's Guide (Book III), Part IV, ch. 7 — the checklist closest to a full preliminary audit.
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POC Go / No-Go
Source: Operational Implementation Guide (Book IV), Annex G.5.
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Security
Source: Book IV, Annex G.3 — minimum security points before any connection to real data.
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Human-in-the-Loop
Source: Book IV, Annex G.6 — effective human oversight of critical decisions.
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Data Provenance
Source: Book IV, Annex G.4 — where each piece of data mobilized in the Loop comes from.
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n8n Workflow
Source: Book IV, Annex G.1 — before putting an n8n workflow into production.
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Python Middleware
Source: Book IV, Annex G.2 — transformation and routing of data between systems.
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Before you start
The mindset for these diagnostics
A flattering diagnostic serves no purpose: it only pushes the problem one step further, until the gap between what was checked and what's actually in place becomes visible in a costly situation. Three reflexes help answer honestly rather than favorably:
- Answer with the real situation observed last week in mind, not the target or what's planned for next quarter.
- An unchecked box isn't a failure: it's an identified priority. The result is meant to prioritize, not to grade performance.
- If the answer depends on "in theory yes, but...", it's a no — a verifiable item is only checked when it holds without reservation.
This is the same discipline the compliance audit checklist applies explicitly: an undocumented item is presumed non-compliant until proven otherwise.