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Engineering Stage

ES-108 — Code Review and Integration

Review, verify, integrate, and preserve evidence for implementation changes before they become part of the shared engineering baseline.

Construction Execution Integration Evidence Next: ES-109

ES-108 Navigation

Purpose

This page explains how to move through ES-108 and where review and integration artifacts belong.

ES-108 connects implementation evidence to testing and verification.

ES-108 path

README
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navigation.md
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engineering_context.md
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activities.md
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evidence.md
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outputs.md
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readiness_gate.md
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stage_manifest.md
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ES-109

Repository areas used in this stage

docs/engineering/ES-108/          guidance
template-library/integration/     reusable review and integration templates
examples/lmu-coicp/integration/   completed reference examples
docs/integration/                 project-specific review and integration evidence

What to copy

Copy templates from template-library/integration/ into docs/integration/, then complete them for your project.

Do not edit the original templates.

Expected project artifacts

docs/integration/code_review_overview.md
docs/integration/pull_request_review_record.md
docs/integration/traceability_review.md
docs/integration/ai_implementation_review.md
docs/integration/guardrail_review.md
docs/integration/integration_plan.md
docs/integration/integration_verification_record.md
docs/integration/review_findings.md
docs/integration/integration_decision_record.md
docs/integration/integration_readiness_summary.md

Traceability expectation

Every reviewed change should connect to at least one implementation work item, requirement, design artifact, implementation evidence record, verification result, pull request or commit, and integration decision.

Untraceable changes should not be integrated without explanation.

Common Pitfall

Do not merge first and document later. Integration evidence should exist before or as part of the integration decision.

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