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- T05-L01Your First Automation: Build It, Break It, Switch It OffA screenshot of your workflow's Executions tab showing one successful and one deliberately failed run, plus one line saying where its off switch is; it passes when the failed run left no row in your table.
- T05-L02Put AI in the Middle of a Workflow, and Check Every AnswerA published n8n workflow with a model step, a check step, a shared review table and, if anything leaves the team, an approval step; plus a one-page note naming the reviewer and deputy, the monthly cost estimate and the spend limit. It passes when a colleague feeds in one normal item and one broken answer and the broken one lands in the review table, not in the team's list.
- T05-L03Chain Checked Steps Into a Weekly Digest Your Team Can RerunA published n8n pipeline that produces a weekly digest draft for a named reviewer, with a test data table of six to eight cases and their expected end states, the model ID and workflow version in a README, and a note naming maintainer and deputy; it passes when the deputy runs the test set from the README alone and every case ends where the table says.
- T05-L04Make an Automation Safe to Fail Before It Touches Real SystemsOne n8n workflow that writes to a real system, with a failure test sheet and a takeover page; it passes when all five injected failures (double run, revoked login, empty input, timeout on the irreversible step, three failures in a row) end where the sheet says, IT and the data owner have signed, and a deputy takes over by hand from the page alone.
- T05-L05Keep Your Automations Running for Months, and After You LeaveAn operations folder for every automation you run (register, alert setup, incident routine, change log and handover checklist), which passes when every automation has a keeper and deputy other than you alone and a heartbeat that alerts a team channel, a deputy handles a staged incident from the folder alone, and a colleague answers three auditor questions from it in 15 minutes.