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Verified Core Lab Practitioner

Show that you can build a useful AI workflow, test its release, diagnose and repair failures, and adapt it to a changed task.

• Release: fresh-user checks, denied access, fallback, restore and retest.
• Capstone: task and boundary checks, reviewed outputs, handoff and value comparison.
• Repair: evidence-linked diagnoses and verified repairs for each incident case.
• Transfer: reviewed first and changed-context tasks with a current handoff.

These are the saved tasks in Core. The later spaced transfer recheck supports retention; it does not delay issuance.

Verified Agent Lab Practitioner

Demonstrate the current native Agent labs: operations, least authority, tool reliability, memory freshness, MCP trust and incident recovery. Each requires a current authenticated passing evaluation.

The integrated Agent task accepts current Core task evidence or the included prerequisite challenge. Labs assigned only to another specialization are not credential requirements.

For someone checking a credential

Use the holder’s verification link to inspect the signed issuer, assessed task and criterion versions, evidence hashes, permitted assistance, attribution and current validity. A picture or completion count is not the verification record.

Anyone with an unlisted link can view it or forward it. An unavailable or withdrawn public page is not evidence of fraud. Validity, publication and access are separate.

What this does—and does not—prove

The record covers bounded lab performance, including fictional scenarios. It does not prove deployment to the learner’s own cloud account, professional expertise or performance in every workplace. Written reflections are not independently human-graded.

Identity assurance is verified control of the account email plus account continuity, not government-ID or employment verification. This is not accreditation, regulatory approval, an employment guarantee or 1EdTech certification.