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Customer Lifecycle Phase 8 Public Scorecard Monitoring Second Cycle Readiness
The customer lifecycle Phase 8 public scorecard monitoring second-cycle readiness packet is the R7.40 release gate for proving that the remediated public scorecard monitoring state is ready to enter the next monitoring cycle.
The packet consumes the R7.39 public scorecard monitoring drift remediation closeout packet and validates remediated-state refs, accepted-risk boundary refs, public-surface currency refs, monitoring-input refs, next-cycle blocker refs, schedule refs, owner readiness acknowledgements, CI gate coverage, and explicit second-cycle readiness controls.
It does not embed customer names, email addresses, recipient addresses, raw monitor payloads, raw alert payloads, raw drift records, raw remediation notes, raw findings, raw accepted-risk records, raw public status records, raw schedule details, raw monitoring inputs, customer health scores, private notes, pricing, contract values, renewal amounts, raw contracts, legal terms, secrets, tokens, or commercial terms.
- The R7.39 public scorecard monitoring drift remediation closeout is live, sanitized, ready, and blocker-free.
- Executive, communications, customer-success, security, product, web, compliance, audit, and operations owner refs are present.
- The second-cycle readiness contract includes source drift remediation closeout, remediated state, accepted-risk boundary, public-surface currency, monitoring input, next-cycle blocker status, second-cycle schedule, owner readiness acknowledgement, and redaction-status fields.
- Remediated-state refs prove the remediated drift snapshot, no-open-critical drift assertion, deferred-item register, and remediation owner are in place.
- Accepted-risk boundary refs prove accepted risks are registered, expiry reviews are scheduled, risk owners acknowledged, and the public-safe boundary is documented.
- Public-surface currency refs prove the public scorecard, public status summary, README, and Wiki status references are current.
- Monitoring-input refs prove scorecard health, link health, archive freshness, and redaction posture inputs are ready for the next cycle.
- Next-cycle blocker refs prove the blocker register, no-unassigned-blockers assertion, no-unresolved-critical-blockers assertion, and second-cycle go decision exist.
- Second-cycle schedule refs prove the cycle start, weekly review, monthly audit, and quarterly refresh cadence are scheduled.
- Owner readiness acknowledgement refs prove operations, security, communications, and audit accepted the next-cycle state.
- CI gate coverage exists for source drift remediation closeout, remediated state, accepted-risk boundary, public-surface currency, monitoring-input, next-cycle blocker, second-cycle schedule, and owner-readiness validation.
python3 scripts/validate_customer_lifecycle_phase8_public_scorecard_monitoring_second_cycle_readiness.py \
--export-dir examples/customer-lifecycle-phase8-public-scorecard-monitoring-second-cycle-readiness \
--repo-root .python3 scripts/validate_customer_lifecycle_phase8_public_scorecard_monitoring_second_cycle_readiness.py \
--packet examples/customer-lifecycle-phase8-public-scorecard-monitoring-second-cycle-readiness/customer-lifecycle-phase8-public-scorecard-monitoring-second-cycle-readiness.live.sanitized.example.json \
--repo-root . \
--require-liveCompletion condition:
{
"ready_for_customer_lifecycle_phase8_public_scorecard_monitoring_second_cycle_readiness": true,
"blocker_count": 0,
"warning_count": 0
}The same gate is available through the CLI:
PYTHONPATH=src python3 -m cavra.cli release customer-lifecycle-phase8-public-scorecard-monitoring-second-cycle-readiness \
--packet examples/customer-lifecycle-phase8-public-scorecard-monitoring-second-cycle-readiness/customer-lifecycle-phase8-public-scorecard-monitoring-second-cycle-readiness.live.sanitized.example.json \
--repo-root . \
--require-liveThe public repository provides the second-cycle readiness contract, examples, validator, CLI command, tests, docs, and CI workflow. Real drift records, remediation notes, accepted-risk details, customer identities, secrets, tokens, pricing, schedules, monitor payloads, and commercial context remain deployment-specific.
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