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Team Adoption Criteria
Cory Ebert edited this page Jun 10, 2026
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Use this after one or more maintainer pilots to decide whether Forgeflow is ready to expand beyond one maintainer.
For a decision worksheet that compares pilot evidence against these criteria, use Pilot Adoption Comparison.
| State | Meaning | Next Step |
|---|---|---|
| repeat pilot | useful signal, but evidence is thin or friction remains | run another bounded branch trial |
| expand to small team | useful signal with manageable friction | invite one or two more maintainers |
| stop and fix | blocking setup, privacy, routing, or quality issue | fix the blocker before more trials |
| defer broader rollout | pilot works, but the team does not need more automation yet | keep Forgeflow as an opt-in maintainer tool |
Before expanding, collect:
- at least two real branch reviews, or one review with a clear material finding
- one completed Maintainer Pilot summary
- one selected sharing level from Team Privacy Boundaries
- support issues classified with Support Triage
- local evidence of install and health status
Use public summaries when possible, but do not require public sharing for private teams.
Expand to one or two more maintainers when all of these are true:
- setup can be repeated from docs without live hand-holding
-
/forgeflow-healthor Codex discovery checks have clear pass, warn, or fix output - findings are specific enough for maintainers to confirm or reject
- false positives are not high enough to make maintainers avoid rerunning Forgeflow
- local state and summary sharing boundaries are understood
- any support issue has an owner, a category, and a next step
Stop and fix before expanding when any of these are true:
- a maintainer cannot reach first review after following install and recovery docs
- raw local state must be shared to explain the result
- routing repeatedly selects the wrong review mode for similar branches
- review findings repeatedly lack file references or evidence
- context artifacts are too large or too specific to handle safely
- privacy or disclosure approval is unclear
Keep this note local unless the team approves sharing it:
pilot_count:
runtimes:
project_types:
health_results:
confirmed_findings:
rejected_findings:
average_review_minutes:
setup_blockers:
support_categories:
sharing_level:
decision: repeat-pilot | expand-small-team | stop-and-fix | defer
decision_reason:
owner:
next_review_date:If the decision is expand-small-team:
- Pick one additional maintainer and one bounded branch.
- Reuse Maintainer Pilot.
- Keep Team Privacy Boundaries unchanged unless the team explicitly revises them.
- Track support with Support Triage.
- Keep CI and headless review deferred with CI And Headless Deferrals until maintainers ask for automation.
- Revisit this decision after the next two reviews.