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Specification Quality Checklist: Spec 401 - High-risk Admin Action Proof Pack
Purpose: Validate preparation completeness and quality before implementation.
Created: 2026-06-22
Feature: specs/401-high-risk-admin-action-proof-pack/spec.md
Content Quality
- No unresolved template placeholders remain.
- Mandatory Spec Kit sections are completed or explicitly marked with rationale.
- The spec focuses on product/operator value and high-risk action safety.
- Implementation details are used only where repo truth, proof paths, or safety constraints require them.
- Existing TenantPilot terminology is preserved.
Candidate Selection Gate
- Candidate source is direct user-provided Spec 401 draft.
docs/product/spec-candidates.mdauto-queue status was checked and does not override the direct user-provided candidate.- Related existing specs were checked for duplication/completed-spec risk.
- No existing
specs/401-high-risk-admin-action-proof-pack/package existed before preparation. - Close alternatives are deferred with reasons.
- Smallest viable implementation slice is bounded to proof map, focused tests/browser proof, and minimal hardening.
Requirement Completeness
- Requirements are testable and unambiguous.
- Restore, backup, and provider target domains are all covered.
- Authorization, workspace/environment isolation, direct invocation, confirmation, cancellation, audit/evidence, OperationRun, and browser proof are covered.
- Functional requirements include negative proof for cancelled/forbidden actions.
- Product Surface Contract, Filament/Livewire, global search, destructive action, asset, and deployment posture are covered.
- Out-of-scope boundaries prevent feature expansion.
- Assumptions and stop conditions are documented.
- No blocking open questions remain.
Plan Quality
- Plan identifies likely repo surfaces without inventing new architecture.
- Plan distinguishes execution truth, artifact truth, backup/snapshot truth, recovery/evidence truth, and operator next action.
- Plan states no migrations, env vars, assets, panel provider changes, queues, scheduler, or storage changes expected by default.
- Plan includes Product Surface, UI guardrail, Filament/Livewire, OperationRun UX, provider-boundary, RBAC, security, audit, and test governance handling.
- Plan includes stop conditions for scope expansion.
Task Quality
- Tasks are ordered by safety/inventory, foundational tests, restore proof, backup proof, provider proof, browser proof, and close-out.
- Tasks use checkbox format with stable IDs and file paths.
- Tests are planned before implementation where feasible.
- Browser proof and Human Product Sanity are explicit.
- Tasks include final validation and implementation-report requirements.
- Tasks explicitly forbid completed-spec rewrites and broad scope expansion.
Product Surface Contract
- Spec references
docs/product/standards/product-surface-contract.md. - No-legacy posture is explicit.
- Product Surface Impact records archetypes, primary question/action, surface-budget expectation, technical demotion, canonical status vocabulary, visible complexity, and exceptions.
- Browser proof is required for rendered UI/action changes.
- Human Product Sanity is required.
- Implementation-report fields are specified.
- Completed historical specs are protected from rewrite/normalization.
Constitution Alignment
- No new persisted truth is planned.
- No new enum/status/reason family is planned.
- No new runtime abstraction/framework is planned.
- No new provider family or provider-core generalization is planned.
- RBAC, workspace isolation, tenant isolation, auditability, and OperationRun semantics are addressed.
- Test governance and lane scope are explicit.
- Spec Candidate Check is completed with approval class, score, red flags, and decision.
Review Outcome
- Review outcome class:
acceptable-special-casefor a bounded high-risk proof pack. - Workflow outcome:
keep. - Final note location: implementation report / final implementation response.
Notes
This checklist validates preparation only. It does not claim runtime implementation, test execution, browser proof, Human Product Sanity completion, or implementation close-out.