# Requirements Checklist: Quality Gates / No-Legacy Enforcement ## Scope and problem framing - [x] The package describes the real repo problem as missing enforcement over an already-completed cutover baseline. - [x] The package keeps scope limited to guards, targeted browser proof, quality-gate docs, and classification-only baseline handling. - [x] The package explicitly excludes runtime cutover work, provider-core rewrites, RBAC rewrites, UI copy cleanup, Review Pack export work, Guided Operations, and full-suite repair. - [x] The package explicitly moves Package Execution Contract work to Spec `289`. ## Repo-truth anchoring - [x] The package anchors route/path enforcement to exact retired management families instead of broad `/admin/t` bans. - [x] The package anchors helper enforcement to retired tenant-panel bootstrapping patterns on owned seams. - [x] The package anchors provider-core enforcement to the existing provider-boundary seams and operation-definition guards. - [x] The package anchors role-authority enforcement to the existing workspace-first policy and managed-environment scope tests. - [x] The package anchors baseline classification to `TestLaneManifest`, `TestLaneReport`, the current classification-contract tests, and `README.md`. ## Enforcement inventory and boundedness - [x] The same enforcement categories appear across `spec.md`, `plan.md`, `research.md`, `data-model.md`, `quickstart.md`, the logical contract, and `tasks.md`. - [x] Historical and immutable scan exclusions are pinned explicitly. - [x] The package keeps provider-owned detail nested and bounded instead of pretending it disappears entirely. - [x] The package forbids open-ended route, helper, or source-scan allowlists. - [x] The package keeps broader baseline fallout classification-only. ## Validation and workflow - [x] Planned proof stays bounded to targeted guard tests, targeted browser validation, and formatting. - [x] The same validation commands appear in `spec.md`, `plan.md`, `tasks.md`, and `quickstart.md`. - [x] The task package explicitly re-verifies Filament/Livewire/provider-registration invariants and the no-asset-registration boundary. - [x] The package keeps review outcome, workflow outcome, and test-governance outcome aligned. - [x] The package uses `NoLegacyGuardrail` as the close-out intent. ## Adjacent-spec control - [x] Spec `289` is named as the explicit Package Execution Contract follow-up. - [x] The package does not silently absorb runtime cutover work from Spec `287`. - [x] The package does not silently absorb UI copy cleanup from Spec `286`. - [x] The package does not silently absorb broader provider-core or RBAC rewrites. ## Notes - Reviewed against `.specify/memory/constitution.md`, the cutover sequence in Specs `279` through `287`, the current guard/browser/lane seams, and the user-corrected `288` scope on 2026-05-10. - This artifact package is implementation-ready only when the execution task map exists and the companion artifacts remain aligned. ## Outcome - **Review outcome class**: `acceptable-special-case` - **Workflow outcome**: `keep` - **Test-governance outcome**: `keep` - **Readiness note**: implementation is ready as a bounded enforcement slice following Spec `287`; broader baseline repair remains out of scope