AI Solutions Architect, end to end.

You end with: An engagement charter for one real or course case: problem, users, non-goals, pilot exit evidence, milestones.

You end with: An NFR budget sheet and a use-case qualification scorecard for your case, each budget with a number, a measurement and an owner.

You end with: A client-segment profile and a constraint register for your case, listing every constraint with its source and its owner.

You end with: The first three files of your Architecture Dossier: the charter, the NFR budget sheet and the constraint register, built from a provided discovery transcript.

You end with: A model-selection ADR for your case with the review condition that would reverse it, plus a routing sketch.

You end with: A context specification for your case: layers with token budgets, a cache layout with TTL choice, and the output schemas at each boundary.

You end with: A grounding-data design document and an augmentation ADR: ingestion, chunking, index, access rules, freshness, and the retrieval metrics that will prove it.

You end with: An agent specification for your case: the pattern chosen and why, the loop with its exits, and a tool catalogue with schemas, idempotency rules and risk ratings.

You end with: An integration specification for your case: the MCP/tool inventory, the identity each call runs under, the consent and approval flows, and where the gateway sits.

You end with: A topology ADR and a tenancy model for your case, with the residency and isolation requirements each satisfies.

You end with: Three ADRs (model, augmentation, topology) and a reference architecture for your case: context and container diagrams in mermaid plus one request sequence, all in the Dossier.

You end with: An evaluation plan for your case: the golden set spec, the rubric, the judge validation protocol with its agreement threshold, and the CI gate.

You end with: A cost model for your case: cost per task with the math shown, a twelve-month TCO under three scenarios, and the self-host break-even.

You end with: A threat model for your case: a trust-boundary data-flow diagram, a control matrix mapped to OWASP and ATLAS IDs, and a red-team test plan.

You end with: The evidence pack for your case: the eval plan, the cost model and the threat model, ending in a written go/no-go for the pilot.

You end with: A compliance annex for your case: each applicable obligation mapped to a design element and the evidence it produces, with the date it applies.

You end with: A reliability runbook for your case: SLOs, the fallback chain, retry and loop budgets, the trace schema, and the incident playbook.

You end with: A staged rollout plan for your case: entry and exit criteria per stage, the HITL policy per stage, the adoption plan, and the exit options.

You end with: The complete Architecture Dossier for your case, reviewed against the course's Well-Architected-style checklist, with a one-page executive summary a buyer could sign.