ProPartial execution

Release Readiness

Release Readiness combines readiness checks, canonical truth reports, package safety, and explicit approval gates so release work can be prepared locally without pretending the irreversible step already happened.

Current truth

PARTIAL_EXECUTION

Primary evidence

src/avorelo/capabilities/canonical-readiness/index.ts, src/avorelo/dogfood/package-safety.ts

Runtime surface

Readiness summaries, package checks, manual gates, and proof of blocked irreversible actions.

Tests

tests/canonical-readiness.test.ts, tests/tool-adapter-orchestration.test.ts

What exists today

Canonical readiness reports, package safety dogfood, naming checks, build gates, and manual release boundaries already exist in the current repo. They can prove local readiness state and stop unsafe transitions.

Claim boundary

Release Readiness does not deploy production and does not push or merge protected branches. It prepares evidence and blocks unsafe movement until a human explicitly approves the irreversible step.

What it does not do

It does not auto-publish, auto-deploy, or auto-announce a release. Any copy implying autonomous production execution would be an overclaim against the current canonical system.