Automated pull request created via MCP: adds customer-facing localization adoption specs, tests and docs. Co-authored-by: Ahmed Darrazi <ahmed.darrazi@live.de> Reviewed-on: #327
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Specification Quality Checklist: Customer-Facing Localization Adoption v1
Purpose: Validate specification completeness, boundedness, and readiness before implementation
Created: 2026-05-04
Feature: spec.md
Content Quality
- The package stays on one bounded customer-facing localization adoption pass over existing localization and customer-review foundations instead of inventing a new locale system, panel, or auth plane.
- The spec remains product- and behavior-oriented rather than reading like a low-level implementation diff.
- The package explicitly names the repo-real anchors it builds on:
LocaleResolver,LocalizationController, the existing EN/DE catalogs,CustomerReviewWorkspace,TenantReviewResource,ViewTenantReview, and the current review-pack and evidence paths. - Mandatory repo sections for scope, RBAC, shared-pattern reuse, testing, proportionality, and candidate rationale are completed.
Requirement Completeness
- No
[NEEDS CLARIFICATION]markers remain. - Requirements are testable and bounded to existing customer review workspace and released-review detail adoption, glossary completion, localized access messaging, and machine-artifact invariance.
- The package makes English fallback and no-raw-key behavior explicit.
- The package forbids website localization, export or audit localization, new locale infrastructure, and panel or auth-plane expansion.
- Canonical proof commands match across
spec.md,plan.md,quickstart.md, andtasks.md.
Candidate Selection Gate
- The selected candidate exists in
docs/product/spec-candidates.md,docs/product/roadmap.md, anddocs/product/implementation-ledger.mdasCustomer-Facing Localization Adoption v1. - Related anchor specs were checked for completion or close-out signals and treated as context only: Specs 252 and 258 are completed context, and Spec 260 is related context only.
- The chosen slice is smaller and more bounded than deferred alternatives such as Enterprise Access Boundary & Support Access Governance v1, Stored Reports Surface v1, Workspace & Tenant Closure Lifecycle v1, or a broader operator-wide localization program.
- The selected slice explicitly closes the remaining customer-facing localization productization gap without reopening the completed localization foundation.
Feature Readiness
- The package keeps Filament on Livewire v4, provider registration unchanged in
apps/platform/bootstrap/providers.php, global search unchanged, and assets unchanged. - The package keeps the current admin-plane workspace page and tenant-scoped released-review detail as the only in-scope surfaces.
- The package keeps review-pack downloads, evidence proof paths, audit rows, JSON payloads, and other machine artifacts unlocalized.
- The package explicitly defers broader operator-wide localization, website localization, localized artifact contents, and new locale infrastructure.
Test Governance
- Planned proof stays bounded to focused
Featurecoverage plus one existingBrowsersmoke. - No new heavy-governance family or new browser family is introduced by default.
- Fixture growth remains bounded to existing workspace membership, tenant entitlement, released review, current review-pack, and locale helper families.
- The review outcome, workflow outcome, and test-governance outcome are carried into
plan.mdandtasks.md.
Notes
- Reviewed against
.specify/memory/constitution.md,docs/product/spec-candidates.md,docs/product/roadmap.md,docs/product/implementation-ledger.md,specs/252-platform-localization-v1/spec.md,specs/258-customer-review-productization/spec.md,specs/260-governance-service-packaging/spec.md, and the active 275 prep artifacts on 2026-05-04. - No application implementation was performed while preparing this package.
Review Outcome
- Outcome class:
acceptable-special-case - Workflow outcome:
keep - Test-governance outcome:
keep - Reason: The package promotes the remaining customer-facing localization productization gap as one bounded follow-through over repo-real localization and review foundations. It keeps the current locale chain, current customer-safe review surfaces, and current artifact truth, and it explicitly blocks website localization, export or audit localization, and new locale infrastructure.
- Workflow result: Ready for implementation.