Instructions for use that describe the system's: Which artifact is most directly aimed at giving deployers the

Instructions for use tell deployers how to operate the system correctly and within its stated limits.

The question

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1. A post-market monitoring plan that sets out how the provider will track and evaluate the system's behavior after release.

   Almost right as a transparency artifact, but it governs the provider's monitoring, not day-to-day deployer operation.
2. Instructions for use that describe the system's capabilities, limitations, and conditions for proper operation. ✓

   Instructions for use are the disclosure crafted to help deployers operate the system correctly and within limits.
3. A record of the training-data summary that documents the categories of data used to build the system.

   Almost right as a disclosure, but a training-data summary informs transparency broadly, not correct operation by deployers.
4. An internal incident register that logs faults reported and remediated over the system's history.

   Plausible, but an incident register is an internal management record, not guidance issued to deployers for use.

How to remember it

Instructions for use tell deployers how to operate the system correctly and within its stated limits.

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