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Content Map: Newsletter Issues to Repository Files

This repository’s framework, playbooks, crosswalks, and templates trace back to the AI IR Overlay™ LinkedIn newsletter series authored by Jacob Ideji (2025 through 2026). Each newsletter issue has a specific home in this repo. This file is the canonical “where did this come from?” reference.

How releases ship

The framework ships incrementally. Earlier plans assumed one playbook per release in newsletter order: PB01 in v0.2, PB02 in v0.3, and so on. The actual ship arc has been narrative-driven instead:

  1. Foundation (v0.1.x): framework core, triage, kill-switches, evidence, templates.
  2. Response (v0.2.0): Playbook 01 establishes the privileged-identity lens that every later playbook builds on.
  3. Prevention (v0.3.0): Playbook 04 (Tool Design) closes the most leveraged pre-incident gap.
  4. Closure (v0.4.0): Playbook 18 (Post-Incident Hardening) completes the incident arc.
  5. Governance (v0.5.0): Playbook 24 (Board-Ready Scorecard) translates the arc into executive posture.
  6. Measurement and Depth (v0.6.0): Playbook 13 (Six Metrics), Playbook 03 (RAG Forensics), and Playbook 14 (Testing) make the arc measurable and operationally deep.

The remaining playbooks ship as future MINOR releases. v1.0.0 is cut once all 24 playbooks are live and a Steering Committee is announced. See GOVERNANCE.md.

Foundational source

Source artifact Repository home
AI IR Overlay synthesis (thesis) README.md, framework/01-minimum-viable-overlay.md, framework/02-mental-model.md, framework/03-maturity-roadmap.md

Issue-by-issue mapping

Legend: ✅ shipped · 🟡 drafted (in maintainer’s working folder) · ⬜ planned · 📚 absorbed into framework core

Issue LinkedIn title Repo destination Status (release)
1 The Agent Is a Privileged Identity playbooks/01-agent-as-privileged-identity.md v0.2.0
2 Evidence Lives in New Places evidence/minimum-evidence-set.md 📚 absorbed into framework core (v0.1.0). No separate playbook planned.
3 RAG and Knowledge-Base Forensics playbooks/03-rag-knowledge-base-forensics.md v0.6.0
4 Tool Design Is Containment playbooks/04-tool-design-is-containment.md v0.3.0
5 Executive Decision-Making with AI in the Loop playbooks/05-executive-decision-making.md 🟡 drafted, not yet released
6 Rethinking Prompt Injection: A Workflow Threat playbooks/06-prompt-injection-workflow.md 🟡 drafted, not yet released
7 Secrets and Tokens in an Agent World playbooks/07-secrets-and-tokens.md 🟡 drafted, not yet released
8 Multi-Agent Systems Multiply Blast Radius playbooks/08-multi-agent-blast-radius.md 🟡 drafted, not yet released
9 Leakage Without a Breach: AI Output Incidents playbooks/09-output-leakage.md 🟡 drafted, not yet released
10 Vendor Copilots and Mutual Responsibility playbooks/10-vendor-copilots.md 🟡 drafted, not yet released
11 Monitoring That Truly Detects Agent Incidents playbooks/11-monitoring-detection.md 🟡 drafted, not yet released
12 Insider Threat 3.0: AI-Driven Misuse playbooks/12-insider-threat-3.md 🟡 drafted, not yet released
13 The Six Metrics playbooks/13-six-metrics.md v0.6.0
14 Testing for Agent Failure Modes playbooks/14-testing-for-agent-failure-modes.md v0.6.0
15 Records, Retention, and Proving What Happened playbooks/15-records-retention.md 🟡 drafted, not yet released
16 Training Your Team for AI Incidents playbooks/16-training-your-team.md 🟡 drafted, not yet released
17 Communication Techniques for AI-Involved IR playbooks/17-communication-techniques.md 🟡 drafted, not yet released
18 Post-Incident Hardening playbooks/18-post-incident-hardening.md v0.4.0
19 Build vs Buy for Agent Controls playbooks/19-build-vs-buy.md 🟡 drafted, not yet released
20 AI IR Maturity Roadmap framework/03-maturity-roadmap.md (framework view) and playbooks/20-maturity-roadmap.md (operating view) ✅ framework view (v0.1.0) · ✅ operating view (v0.7.0)
21 The Evolution from Shadow IT to Shadow AI playbooks/21-shadow-ai.md 🟡 drafted, not yet released
22 Model and Policy Drift playbooks/22-model-policy-drift.md 🟡 drafted, not yet released
23 AI Logging and Privacy in a Multi-Stakeholder World playbooks/23-logging-privacy.md and crosswalks/nist-ai-rmf.md ✅ crosswalk (v0.1.5) · 🟡 playbook drafted
24 Board-Ready Scorecard playbooks/24-board-ready-scorecard.md and templates/board-scorecard.md (printable) ✅ playbook (v0.5.0) · ⬜ printable template planned

Crosswalks (cross-cutting, not 1:1 with issues)

Standard Repo home Status
NIST AI RMF 1.0 crosswalks/nist-ai-rmf.md v0.1.0
NIST CSF 2.0 + SP 800-61 r3 crosswalks/nist-csf-2.md v0.1.5
OWASP Top 10 for Agentic Applications 2026 crosswalks/owasp-agentic-top-10.md v0.1.5
ISO/IEC 42001:2023 forthcoming ⬜ planned
EU AI Act (Regulation 2024/1689) forthcoming ⬜ planned
CIS Controls, SOC 2, HIPAA forthcoming (community contributions welcome via Issues) ⬜ planned

Templates

Template Repo home Status
AI Bill of Materials (AI-BOM) templates/ai-bom.yaml, templates/README-ai-bom.md v0.1.0
Agent Privilege Matrix templates/agent-privilege-matrix.csv, templates/README-privilege-matrix.md v0.1.0
Board Scorecard (printable) templates/board-scorecard.md ⬜ planned (ships with the PB24 operating revision)

Drafted but unshipped: conversion notes

Each playbook marked 🟡 drafted has source content in the maintainer’s working folder (AI IR Overlay-Linkedin-Post_completed/) and in the package drafts under aiiroverlay-packages/. Promoting a drafted playbook to a shipped release means expanding the draft from its newsletter footprint (about 7 KB) to a full operational playbook (around 15 to 20 KB). The expansion follows the established skeleton:

  1. Premise: what’s AI-specific, in one or two paragraphs.
  2. First-Hour Actions: a table with minute markers and owners.
  3. Containment Options: mapped to Kill-Switch Modes M0 through M5.
  4. Evidence Priorities: which of the A–F evidence types are load-bearing for this scenario.
  5. Recovery Sequence: staged re-enablement, aligned with MVO-4.
  6. Post-Incident Hardening: what enters Playbook 18’s five-business-day SLA.
  7. Common Pitfalls: the failure modes specific to this scenario class.
  8. Related: relative-path links to every framework artifact and adjacent playbook.
  9. The Question to Carry Forward: a single-question close.

The current live playbooks are the structural reference for tone, depth, and cross-linking. See PB01, PB03, PB04, PB13, PB14, PB18, and PB24.

Citation rule

Every playbook must include this footer:

*Source: AI IR Overlay newsletter, Issue #N, "Title," by Jacob Ideji.*
<https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacobideji/>

This supports academic citability and the trademark and attribution model documented in LICENSE.

Why this file exists

A reader who lands on the framework asking “where are playbooks 02, 05 through 12, 15 through 17, and 19 through 23?” deserves an honest answer. This file is that answer. Every issue has a destination, every shipped artifact has a release tag, and every drafted-but-unreleased artifact is named so it can’t pretend to be absent. The framework’s promise is incremental shipping. This map is the receipt.