Recall premortem prompts that convert imagined agent failures into controls.
We do not have time for a premortem; the pilot is small. The pilot touches real users or systems of record. Your line That is exactly why we keep it short: ten minutes, three imagined failures, one control each. Small pilots still teach the workflow what it can get away with. Skipping premortem because scope is small often means the first real edge case defines the controls under pressure. The response respects urgency while preserving the risk-finding step that keeps the pilot from learning unsafe habits. What is the premortem question? It is six weeks after launch and this agent…
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