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Mission 7 · Operations and recovery

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Resilient operations workflow recovering through durable intent, replay, and reconciliation
Mission 7 · Operations and recovery

Make the system supportable after the demo.

Connect correlation IDs across the whole flow, expose health checks, bound retries, add a review lane, and prove one replay without duplicate side effects.

Build sequence

  1. Carry one correlation ID across CRM event, meeting, stream, recording, transcript, score, and write-back.
  2. Expose health and readiness separately and track queue age, replay, provider latency, artifact access, transcript quality, evaluator variance, and cost without content leakage.
  3. Use a durable outbox, bounded retries, delivery ledger, and dead-letter or human-review lane for every external write.
  4. Implement manual replay that reuses the original idempotency key and reconciles provider and CRM results.
  5. Prove retention expiry or consent-withdrawal deletion, then verify inaccessible artifacts and redacted logs.
  6. Run one backup and restore or state-reconstruction drill and write a five-failure owner runbook.

Required proof

  • Failure matrix, privacy-safe health output, cost signal, and correlation trace.
  • Outbox and delivery reconciliation, deletion proof, recovery runbook, and restore evidence.
  • One successful replay with no duplicate meeting, artifact, delivery, or CRM write-back.

Reference files and sources

Official vendor documentation

Assessment gate

Pass

Pass: the operator can detect, explain, reconcile, delete, restore, replay, and recover the flow without duplicate side effects or private-content telemetry.

Revise

Revise: monitoring exists but outbox delivery, replay, deletion, restore, reconciliation, ownership, or failure guidance is incomplete.

Hard fail

Hard fail: unbounded retries, destructive replay, retained withdrawn media, private-content analytics, silent failure, or unverifiable recovery is present.

Human-reviewed submission