A Claude associate is evaluating whether to enable a Skill that was provided by an unfamiliar third party.
Which two checks best support a sound trust decision? (Select two.)

• A. Verify the source of the Skill against the organization's approved-Skill list before enabling it within Claude.ai or any Project the team uses for its work.
• B. Skip permission review on the assumption that the Skill cannot exceed the boundaries of the workflow, even though Skills can request access that the task does not require.
• C. Treat the Skill's appearance in a public listing as sufficient validation, without confirming the source, requested permissions, or alignment with the organization's approved-Skill list.
• D. Review the permissions and capabilities the Skill requests and confirm that the requested access is appropriate for the task the Skill is intended to perform.
• E. Enable the Skill immediately on the basis of strong external reviews, even though its source has not been validated and its permissions remain unverified.

A knowledge worker is explaining how to use feedback to improve Claude-supported work over time.
Which description is most accurate?

• A. Capture general impressions after each run and apply them as broad prompt rewrites, since broad rewrites cover more potential issues than targeted changes.
• B. Capture specific feedback after each run, translate it into targeted prompt or workflow changes, and observe whether subsequent runs improve.
• C. Capture feedback only after several runs so patterns emerge from the volume of observations, then apply changes based on the patterns rather than any single run.
• D. Capture feedback as an aggregate quality score per run, since aggregate scores show whether quality is improving without requiring detail on individual issues.

A project lead is evaluating a Claude-generated status report against the project charter. The report will be delivered to a steering committee, which expects accurate status against committed milestones.
Which set of criteria provides the strongest evaluation frame?

• A. Length, formatting consistency, and tone appropriateness for a steering committee audience.
• B. Accuracy of facts against the charter, completeness against required reporting fields, and relevance to the audience receiving the report.
• C. Speed of generation, visual presentation quality, and consistency with the formatting used in previous status reports.
• D. Readability, narrative flow, and whether the report tells a coherent story about the project's progress.

A knowledge worker notices that a Claude output may have repeated a confidential financial figure from an internal source that the user was told to treat as restricted. The output has not yet been shared outside the user.
Which immediate action is most appropriate?

• A. Stop using the output, document the issue-including the prompt and the source-and report it through the documented governance or incident channel.
• B. Continue using the output for the intended internal purpose, since the figure has not left the user's possession and no external disclosure has occurred.
• C. Edit the output to remove the figure, save the edited version for the intended use, and document the change in a personal log without involving the governance channel.
• D. Stop using the output and start a new chat with a more carefully scoped prompt, since the issue is resolved as long as the original output is not used.