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You are supporting an EU-based deployment with GDPR obligations.
Which combination of measures best supports the deployment's GDPR posture?

• A. using a personal Claude account tier for processing EU personal data at scale, with no signed Data Processing Addendum and no documented data-subject-rights handling procedure
• B. enterprise-tier deployment with a signed Data Processing Addendum, defined data-retention configuration, redaction of personal data not needed for the task, and documented data-subject-rights handling
• C. pasting full EU personal data into every prompt to "give Claude complete context" without considering purpose limitation, data minimization, or the organization's Data Processing Addendum obligations
• D. disabling all data-retention configuration, redaction controls, and data-subject-rights handling to simplify day-to-day operations, accepting the resulting GDPR compliance exposure

You are compiling factors that should drive the choice between Model Context Protocol (MCP), direct API integration, and agent-to-agent handoff.
Which two factors belong on the list? (Select two.)
Each correct answer presents a complete solution.

• A. Whether the vendor publishes detailed reference documentation for each candidate protocol.
• B. Whether the interaction is stateless and latency-sensitive or stateful and longer-running.
• C. Whether the team has prior implementation experience with any of the candidate protocols.
• D. Whether the integration must be portable across multiple AI clients in the ecosystem.
• E. Whether the underlying transport supports encryption in transit between the integrated services.

An architect is reviewing a set of architecture documentation packages before handing off a Claude-based pipeline to an implementation team.
Which two characteristics indicate that a documentation package is sufficient to support implementation without ongoing architect involvement? (Select two.)

• A. The document specifies integration contracts, configuration schemas, and expected input/output shapes for each component.
• B. The document provides a high-level narrative description of the business problem without component- level detail.
• C. The document includes the architect's contact information for questions arising during implementation.
• D. The document includes a decision log that records the rationale for key architectural choices and the alternatives rejected.
• E. The document lists all Claude models that were evaluated but does not specify which was selected or why.

You are reviewing a peer's draft system prompt that contains contradictory instructions: one section says never to speculate beyond the supplied source, while another says to confidently fill in any gaps.
Which response is most appropriate?

• A. Increase temperature so output randomness masks the contradiction.
• B. Keep both instructions and rely on the model to decide which one to follow on each request.
• C. Add a priority instruction directing the model to evaluate all instructions and apply whichever appears most contextually appropriate on each request.
• D. Remove or rewrite the gap-filling instruction so the prompt consistently constrains the model to source- supported content.

You are comparing two configurations for an internal compliance Q & A assistant. Configuration X reduces top-k retrieval and uses a lighter model, lowering p95 latency by 38 percent while producing a measured 2 percent reduction in the accuracy benchmark. Configuration Y retains the existing top-k retrieval setting and heavier model, with unchanged p95 latency and no measurable change in accuracy. The deployment's stated priorities are accuracy first and latency second.
Which configuration is the better recommendation?

• A. Configuration X, because lower latency generally matters more than accuracy, regardless of the deployment's stated priorities.
• B. Configuration X, because the 2 percent accuracy reduction falls within normal benchmark variance and is not a meaningful regression.
• C. Configuration X, because a 38 percent latency improvement outweighs a 2 percent accuracy reduction as a general rule across compliance deployments.
• D. Configuration Y, because the deployment's stated priority is accuracy first, and Configuration X produces a measured reduction in accuracy.