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Read the markers, not just the words

Section titled “Read the markers, not just the words”

Every page tags its claims with one of three markers. Train your eye to spot them — they tell you how much to trust a sentence. STABLE

  • <span class="trust trust-stable">STABLE</span> — durable concept. Learn it; it will still be true next year.
  • <span class="trust trust-grounded">GROUNDED · Doc</span> — taken from a named briefing doc (Westmont, Fenwick, Law360, Glacis). Trustworthy for what the doc says, but the doc is briefing material, not statute.
  • VERIFY — a number or rule that changes. Never memorize it from here. Confirm it against the official source named in the callout.

A VERIFY callout looks like:

Market preparation

Section titled “Market preparation”

Start with AI safety in practice, then Lloyd’s market lab. Each page ends with a field drill; answer it before consulting the source. Keep facts, inferences and unknowns distinct.

Producer-licensing study order

Section titled “Producer-licensing study order”

You can read any page standalone, but this sequence builds knowledge in the right order:

  1. Frame the landscape — 01 Licensing 101 and 02 The path. Understand how you get licensed before what’s on the test.
  2. Master the exam body — start with 04 General core (it underlies every line), then your track:
  3. Learn your state — 09 WA / 10 CA / 11 NY.
  4. Build the business — 03 Entity & MGA then 13 Underwriting.
  5. Understand the strategy — 14 AI regulation then 15 Glacis arc.

Drill what you read

Section titled “Drill what you read”

This wiki is the reference; the app is the gym. After a section, drill it:

cd ../../app && ./run.sh        # adaptive quiz on your weakest domain
./run.sh --mode exam --track pc # timed P&C practice exam
./run.sh --mode cards           # spaced-repetition flashcards

App question topics map 1:1 to wiki sections (the app calls these domains), so your weak-area report points you back to the exact pages to re-read. See app/USAGE.md.

When you hit a number

Section titled “When you hit a number”

If a page states a fee, an hour count, a passing score, a number of questions, a CE requirement, or a statute citation, it will be marked VERIFY. Treat it as a placeholder for a real number you still owe yourself. Collect them all from the 16 VERIFY hub and work through them against the official sources before you rely on any of them.

Next

Section titled “Next”

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