Moving someone to a new place does not explain what they found or what to do next.
The practical check
Treat an arrival experience as part of a move whenever the destination changes the reader’s context.
Where AI fits
AI can compare the old expectation with the destination’s purpose and identify the orientation gap.
The human decision
People own the promise the destination makes and the action it should support.
The lesson
A move is complete when the destination helps people understand where they are and why it matters.
Its Build Log companion examines the orientation gap between an old expectation and an unfamiliar destination.
AI Skills
Use this lesson with the AI assistant you already use
Use this to prepare a reviewable next step without changing any system.
Paste the prompt, share only the context needed to answer it, and treat the result as a draft for your review. Do not include confidential information or let an AI assistant make changes without your approval.
Optional: for a visual report and saved memory, run /dxdev first.
Don’t have it? Get it at dxdev.com/skills/dxdev. The prompt works without it.
dxdev LESSON · paste into your AI agent
LESSON: Review a destination for orientation
WHAT TO SHARE:
A de-identified description of the work, current evidence, and the decision you are considering.
ASK YOUR AGENT TO:
1. Separate confirmed facts from assumptions and unanswered questions.
2. Treat an arrival experience as part of a move whenever the destination changes the reader’s context.
3. Identify the narrowest useful next review step.
RETURN:
A short table with the evidence, uncertainty, human-owned decision, and next action.
BOUNDARY: Do not change records, contact anyone, route work, publish content, or act in an external system. A person must review the evidence and approve every consequential step.
