The end-to-end foundation has worked in a controlled operator run. The reusable training-to-production template is still being hardened, so every mission requires verification, idempotency, recovery evidence, and human review.
Prove consent and deterministic event control before vendor access.
Define the recording purpose and actors, then send sanitized authorized and denied monday.com-style events through a deterministic local validator to prove policy gating, normalization, a stable idempotency key, and one visible state transition.
Build sequence
- Open the architecture map and identify the event, command, consent decision, side effect, artifact, retention, and write-back boundaries.
- Write a one-page synthetic risk and consent map covering purpose, actors, recording authorization, withdrawal, access, retention, and deletion.
- Download both sanitized fixtures and the standard-library validator into a new workspace directory.
- Run the authorized fixture twice and confirm the same input creates the same idempotency key and next state.
- Run the no-consent fixture and prove it is denied before any side effect, then save mission0_result.json.
Required proof
- Synthetic risk and consent map plus successful self-test output.
- Authorized fixture event ID, stable idempotency key, and deterministic state transition.
- Denied no-consent result with zero side effects and no secrets or private data.
Mission 0 files
Assessment gate
Pass: authorized runs match, missing or withdrawn consent is denied, no side effect occurs in the denied lane, and the package contains no credentials or private URLs.
Revise: the deterministic path works but the consent map, denied fixture, or reproducibility evidence is incomplete.
Hard fail: unconsented processing, secrets, customer data, fabricated output, or a non-deterministic result appears in the submission.
Human-reviewed submission