Release-Lane ReadyPublic

Release Evidence And Proof Status

Communicate what is planned, repo-proven, external-proof ready, release-lane ready, or live-proven.

Release evidence turns proof into a decision path: status, owner, command, packet, last verification, deferred work, and residual risk.

Review evidence room Schedule Walkthrough

Owner

Release lane owners

Audience

Executives, operators, release reviewers, implementation teams

Source authority

Release lane owners and evidence governors own promotion status.

Implemented workflows

Proof packet preparation
External-proof readiness
Promotion readiness
Live-proof approval
Residual risk tracking

System responsibilities

Map each claim to status and command
Avoid live language without live proof
Keep release evidence operator-safe

Data inputs and outputs

Repo evidence feeds proof packets
release-lane validators classify readiness
public cards summarize status and next action

Boundary

Public outside, protected detail inside.

Release pages show command names and summaries, not secrets, raw endpoint URLs, or private runtime payloads.

Evidence

Proof paths and implementation artifacts.

Build evidence

Current build and implementation evidence.

Evidence room

Gated packet access path.

Validation dashboard

Validation status and artifact review.

Architecture visuals

Diagrams explain the operating logic.

Mermaid diagram

Release-Lane Promotion Lifecycle

Shows how evidence status advances from repo proof to live proof.

flowchart TD
  planned[Planned] --> repo[Repo-Proven]
  repo --> external[External-Proof Ready]
  external --> release[Release-Lane Ready]
  release --> live[Live-Proven]
  external --> residual[Residual risk recorded]
  release --> rollback[Rollback target recorded]

Known limits

What remains gated, deferred, or status-bound.

DQM and Atlas remain External-Proof Ready until live proof is approved and verified.