When machines do the work, the scarce skill is no longer doing it — it is stating what you want so exactly that literal execution produces the right thing. Pulse turns intent into a specification the machine can act on and a human can check.
What correct looks like, in terms a machine cannot misread and a human can confirm.
What must not happen — the prohibitions that matter more than the target, and are usually left unsaid until something breaks.
The specific conditions under which the work is accepted, wired directly to the validation gate that enforces them.
The institutional knowledge experienced people carried silently — now written down, because the machine has no colleague to ask.
Confident output at the wrong goal
is the new failure mode.
Specification is how you prevent producing large volumes of competent, wrong work.
The assessment shows where intent is being lost between your people and your machines.