Project blueprint
Define outcomes, milestones, evidence requirements, AI-use policy, contribution rules, and assessment criteria.
The Howthy Build Record
A Build Record is a structured, evolving evidence object that connects how a project moved from problem to outcome—and shows exactly what the available evidence can support.
AI & DATA CAPSTONE · REVIEW READY
CURRENT CLAIM
The model prioritises higher-risk cases within a fixed inspection capacity.
LATEST DECISION · D-08
Optimise ranking utility, not failure probability
The available labels support relative prioritisation. They do not support physical-failure probability.
Reviewer note
Claim boundary is well supported.
Not a submission portal.
Not a polished retrospective.
A living evidence record.
Built into the workflow
Howthy captures only meaningful project events, while the project is still alive.
Define outcomes, milestones, evidence requirements, AI-use policy, contribution rules, and assessment criteria.
Preserve meaningful project events, feedback, corrections, demonstrations, and approvals over time.
Distinguish personal, team, AI-assisted, external, and reviewer contributions without hidden monitoring.
Record the situation, alternatives, rationale, expected result, actual result, and learning behind material choices.
Connect each claim to relevant artefacts, decisions, tests, reviews, outcomes, and limitations.
Declare tools, purposes, material contribution, verification, rejected outputs, and where human judgment remained necessary.
Link programme outcomes and assessment criteria directly to the evidence a learner has demonstrated.
Let faculty, peers, practitioners, and institutions review the claims that matter at the right confidence level.
Make unsupported, simulated, tested, operational, and independently confirmed outcomes explicitly different.
One source, three views
The underlying evidence stays connected while the presentation changes for academic, professional, and hiring contexts.
Academic record
Milestones, rubric-linked evidence, supervisor review, contribution records, AI-use declarations, limitations, and a defensible audit trail.
Builder record
A reusable project retrospective that makes decisions, learning, personal contribution, validation, and responsible claim boundaries visible.
Employer brief
The problem, personal role, three strongest evidence items, one difficult decision, one iteration, outcome, limitations, and review status.
Open by design
Howthy is designed for selective disclosure, portable export, and compatibility with established credential standards—without trapping evidence inside a proprietary profile.
People can see what is collected and understand how evidence will be used.
Private, redacted, academic, and public views support different contexts.
Open Badges and verifiable credentials can be outputs—not the product itself.
Start focused
Start with one programme and a shared evidence framework built around your actual assessment workflow.