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VIP Milestone 11: Build Your Feedback, Revision and Version-Approval System

Published August 01, 2026Last updated August 01, 2026By Jack Righteous
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Build Your Feedback, Revision and Version-Approval System

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Stage 1 — Test and reviewer governance

Requirement-to-test traceability matrix
Reviewer qualification, independence, conflict and scope rules
Evidence capture, privacy and retention rules

Stage 2 — Finding and decision control

Finding taxonomy: defect, confusion, constraint, risk, preference or expansion
Severity, priority and escalation rules
Accept, correct, investigate, defer, reject or escalate authority

Stage 3 — Revision and version governance

Canonical files, version naming, change sets and dependency map
Approval thresholds, freeze points and rollback rules
Retest scope, regression checks and closure evidence

Stage 4 — Core Squared and AI audits

Flame, Rock, Cycle, House and Operator findings
  1. Test-coverage audit
  2. Reviewer-fit audit
  3. Evidence-quality audit
  4. Feedback-bias audit
  5. Severity-consistency audit
  6. Scope-creep audit
  7. Revision-dependency audit
  8. Version-authority audit
  9. Retest-completeness audit
  10. Milestone 12 readiness audit

AI may organize supplied evidence and identify inconsistencies. It must not invent reviewer consensus, legal clearance, technical verification or audience validation.

Feedback, Revision and Version-Approval Record

Approved version, limitations, authority and Milestone 12 handoff

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