How to read action chapters

Each action chapter has ten sections, each serving a different practitioner question.

Section	Practitioner question it answers
1. What this action is	What is the work?
2. Why this action matters in AVO	Why is this work in scope?
3. What it requires before you can attempt it	Can we attempt this now, or are we early?
4. What gets done in this action	What’s the actual sequence of work?
5. What success looks like	How will we know it succeeded?
6. What failure looks like	How will we know it failed?
7. Common mistakes	What pitfalls do practitioners hit?
8. Datapoints affected	What measurement should move when this is done well?
9. Multilingual considerations	What changes per language?
10. What comes after	Where does this lead next?

Sections 3 and 5 are the most consequential for action selection. A practitioner can decide whether an action is appropriate by reading those two sections alone. The other sections are reference material consulted during execution and review.