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VIP Milestone 12: Build Your Canonical Asset and Release-Package Control System

Published August 01, 2026Last updated August 01, 2026By Jack Righteous
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Build Your Canonical Asset and Release-Package Control System

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Stage 1 — Canonical asset governance

Authority hierarchy for source, master and delivery files
Version naming, freeze, replacement and rollback rules
Storage, backup, access and integrity controls

Stage 2 — Package and specification control

Required-asset matrix by destination, audience and format
Metadata, credits, accessibility and support standards
Export presets, validation evidence and exception handling

Stage 3 — Rights and release authority

Contributor, source, licence, permission and attribution register
Open-risk escalation and qualified-review rules
Release gate, approvers, conditions and audit trail

Stage 4 — Core Squared and AI audits

Flame, Rock, Cycle, House and Operator assessment
  1. Canonical-file audit
  2. Asset-completeness audit
  3. Metadata-consistency audit
  4. Contributor-evidence audit
  5. Rights-gap audit
  6. Technical-specification audit
  7. Accessibility-material audit
  8. Backup-and-recovery audit
  9. Version-drift audit
  10. Release-gate audit

AI may compare supplied records, identify mismatches and organize evidence. It must not invent permissions, ownership, legal clearance, technical validation or platform acceptance.

Canonical Asset and Release-Package Control Record

Approved package, conditions, authority and next-stage handoff

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