Guides
A guide gives the procedure for one obligation or one comparison: the elements the article asks for, the inputs, the numbered steps with the standard clause or protocol step each derives from, at least two commands or configurations with synthetic data, and one threshold or pitfall with its source. The guides derive from the versioned protocols on /methodology/ and the standards on /standards/, each named with its status; every date renders from the regulation data In force.
Technical guides by obligation
What a guide is and is not
A guide is evidence for the organisation's own file, not a conformity assessment and not legal advice; the legal disclaimer applies. Where the Act sets no numeric threshold, the guide says so and gives the source hierarchy: a harmonised standard cited in the Official Journal, of which none is cited as of the anchor date; a JTC 21 draft with its stage; an ISO/IEC standard; a Commission guideline or code of practice; NIST AI RMF or a sector framework; and the provider's justified state of the art. The scenarios link the guides that answer each situation, and the services run the same protocols within the limits at what we cannot do.