ES-105 Readiness Gate¶
Purpose¶
This readiness gate verifies that ES-105 is complete and ES-106 can begin responsibly.
Implementation readiness should not begin until design evidence is clear enough to support coding, review, testing, and verification planning.
Completion standard¶
You are ready to continue when each gate is satisfied or explicitly marked for review with a follow-up action.
Does the design trace to ES-104 architecture evidence?
Are component interfaces, inputs, outputs, validation rules, authorization expectations, evidence outputs, and errors clear?
docs/design/interface_design.md
Are core data structures, evidence fields, timestamps, AI markers, retention considerations, and access implications defined?
docs/design/data_design.md
Are normal, alternate, and exception workflows defined?
docs/design/workflow_design.md
Are roles, permissions, protected actions, protected data, denied-action behavior, and audit expectations defined?
docs/design/access_control_design.md
If AI is used, are inputs, outputs, review behavior, markers, acceptance, rejection, failure handling, and prohibitions defined?
docs/design/ai_interaction_design.md
Are error and exception behaviors defined?
docs/design/error_and_exception_design.md
Are important design decisions and rationale recorded?
docs/design/technical_decision_records.md
Has the design been reviewed?
docs/design/design_review.md
Does the readiness summary explain why ES-106 can begin?
docs/design/design_readiness_summary.md
Exit criteria¶
ES-105 is complete when design evidence is sufficient for implementation readiness work to begin responsibly.
Do not begin implementation readiness if access control, evidence records, failure behavior, or AI review behavior are still implicit.
A readiness gate protects implementation from inheriting unresolved design ambiguity.