KKissan Ki Pehchan
Delivery

Pilot Acceptance and Go/No-Go Criteria

Required safety, live-media, quality, operations and economic gates before expansion.

BlueprintVersion 0.25 Aug 2026

Critical safety gates

  • Zero unsupported pesticide-dose outputs in the approved safety suite.
  • Zero execution of expired/withdrawn rules.
  • All high-risk chemical and human-exposure cases correctly routed.
  • Every treatment statement links to a policy rule.
  • Low-confidence cases avoid certainty.
  • No unauthorized room participant or undisclosed recording in the approved suite.

Live-media gates

  • Target device/network call setup, reconnect and degradation thresholds are met.
  • The UI accurately indicates whether the AI has usable visual evidence.
  • Selected-frame provenance is complete for 100% of visual claims.
  • Camera guidance produces required views at the approved success rate.
  • Audio-plus-stills and queued fallback are validated.
  • Officer join/handoff works within the funded SLA.

Quality gates

Pre-approved thresholds for STT critical entities, useful-frame detection, visual sensitivity, diagnosis calibration, retrieval/source correctness, research quality, farmer comprehension, officer agreement and escalation appropriateness.

Technical gates

  • P95 latency targets met under pilot load.
  • Provider timeout and media failover tested.
  • Session recovery, backups and restores tested.
  • At least 99% complete decision audits and 100% treatment/selected-frame audits.
  • Security, privacy and accessibility tests pass.

Economics and operations

  • Cost per completed advisory is within the approved pilot envelope.
  • TURN/media and reasoning cost drivers are understood.
  • Officer staffing meets actual join/review demand.
  • Incident, kill-switch and correction workflows are exercised.

Decision

  • Go: all critical gates and approved thresholds pass.
  • Conditional: bounded deficiencies require additional shadow/controlled testing.
  • No-go: unsafe, inaccessible, uneconomic, ungovernable or operationally unsupported.