Use task criteria
A successful tool response does not substitute for the correct task artifact.
FlakeMap Trust Signal / Proposed module 04
Make the gate
explicit.
Translate task-level acceptance criteria and reviewer decisions into a proposed gate report. Keep the decision owner and the blocking evidence visible.
TASK ACCEPTANCE
Mock gate blockedReviewed by Mira Chen · fictional reviewer
Exactly one draft.
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Mock gate blockedDEMO — SYNTHETIC DATA
The question this module answers
What is allowed to reach release?
- Input
- Artifact criteria and reviewed exceptions
- Output
- A proposed, exportable gate report
Record the decision
A reviewer supplies the rationale. Scroll position never approves a release.
Prepare a report
Export a mock report with version, condition, seeds, denominator, and review. No real CI connection is implied.
Follow the proposed workflow
A visible path from
input to decision.
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Define the release criterion
Artifact criteria and reviewed exceptions
Proposed process / synthetic exampleModule boundaries
Useful evidence.
Honest limits.
Is Trust Signal live?
This module is available to explore in the synthetic demo. A first pilot would test one scoped module with approved fixtures.
What does the demo execute?
It selects deterministic stub fixtures and changes local mock states. It does not call models, write to tools, import customer traces, or modify CI.
How is value validated?
Compare with the existing eval gate and confirm a meaningful missed regression independently. A named engineering owner must commit a gate or fund a trial before expansion.
A smaller test. A clearer decision.
Start with the workflow
you can’t afford to guess.
Agree on one task criterion, an approved fixture, and a named engineering owner.
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