Appendices

Structured area for supplementary material — supporting documents, reference data, and diagrams outside the core modules.

AI in this module

How AI suggestions work

Click "Get AI Suggestions" to have the AI draft or improve the appendix index in one pass, grounded in the DRP's other content and any AI Knowledgebase documents for the project.

The AI only lists items it can ground in real content — an empty or thin result usually means there's nothing yet worth appending, not a failure to generate.

Quality checks

What "Check Quality" looks for here

Every row is a real pointer. Flags a row with no real Source or description — a placeholder rather than a genuine reference.

What it captures

An index of supplementary material that supports the DRP but doesn't belong in a core module — supporting documents, extra reference data, or diagrams referenced elsewhere.

Using this module

This module is a single table — one row per appendix item, not the material itself. It's an index pointing at things (documents, datasets, diagrams), not a place to paste their full content.

  1. 1Use "+ Add row" to add an item, and the ✕ on a row to remove one.
  2. 2Give each item a short Label (e.g. "Appendix A") so it can be referenced elsewhere in the DRP.
  3. 3Use What It Is for a one-line description, Source for where it came from if known, and Relevance for why it belongs in this DRP.

Review and approval

Reviewed as a whole, when its review level is Module-level: its reviewers and approver are assigned to this module's whole index from the project's Modules tab, or overridden on this DRP's Review Assignments tab, moving through the same In progress → In review → Awaiting approval → Approved flow every whole-module module uses.

Tips

  • "Export CSV", at the top of the page, downloads this table as a spreadsheet file — handy for sharing it with someone who works in Excel.
  • Use this as an overflow area rather than stretching a core module to fit content that doesn't really belong there.
  • Keep entries as pointers, not copies — if a document changes, you only want to update it in one place.