THE GOVERNED DELIVERY LOOP
A factory with visible gates.
This is the target-state lifecycle under test, not proof that every stage is operational or effective. Each stage names the intended artifact and gate, the support visible in current material, and the question that still has to survive testing.
Product execution language
WTK stages, packages, harnesses, gates, and operator decisions.
ONE LIFECYCLE · EIGHT GATES
Inspect the production line.
Select a stage to see its artifact, governing decision, and fail-closed behavior.
Start with the outcome
The intake stage turns an incomplete idea—or an existing agent—into a responsibility, boundaries, acceptance criteria, and a proposed package shape.
Governed goal and authority record
Human confirmation
Missing authority, boundaries, or success criteria blocks intake.
PORTABILITY CLAIM · UNDER TEST
The package should move. Qualification should not.
The intended invariant is that a supported target can be added through an explicit adapter without rewriting the governing package. “Supported” does not mean every target provides the same controls or deserves the same claims.
WHAT MOVES THROUGH THE FACTORY
Compose or refactor governed capability.
Define new agents—or recover the contracts and assumptions hidden inside existing ones—without burying durable behavior inside one runtime.
Decide with evidence.
Review intent, inspect blockers, compare target limitations, check execution-form qualification, record outcomes, and control promotion.