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M8 of the codified-delivery-loop plan (stretch, design-only). Extends protoAgent ADR 0006's flywheel past "advise" at the PM tier, grounded in the data the M5/M6 gates now produce on every team board.

D1 — rollup grows a bounded per-board quality block (bounce counts by loop, finding category×severity aggregates, ladder burn, design-gate rejections), aggregated board-side — the PM reads aggregates only, never raw findings.
D2 — a scheduled portfolio_retro pass diffs quality blocks across boards and emits exactly three output kinds: dispatch policy (PM's own knob), process advice memos (A2A, never config writes), and lessons for the team-side KG flywheel.
D3 — humans actuate anything that crosses a team boundary.
D4 — no new store; flywheel state lives in the PM's existing KB.

Implementation is deliberately out of scope until live review_gate: true boards have produced real findings data to validate the aggregate shapes against.

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Cross-team learning from the data the delivery-loop gates now produce
(review findings per ADR 0077, bounce counters, ladder telemetry,
design-gate rejections): a bounded per-board quality block in the rollup
(D1, board-side aggregation — PM context must not scale with findings
volume), a scheduled portfolio_retro pass diffing across boards (D2:
dispatch policy / process advice / lessons), humans as the actuator for
cross-boundary config (D3), no new store (D4). Implementation deliberately
deferred until live review_gate data exists to validate the aggregate
shapes against.

Plan M8 (protoAgent docs/plans/codified-delivery-loop.md).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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👀 Quinn is reviewing — verdict (PASS / WARN / FAIL) + findings to follow.

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QA Audit — PR #39 | docs(adr): 0001 — the PM quality flywheel (design only)

VERDICT: PASS (pending CI)


CI Status

  • test: queued ⏳ — CI is still settling. The approve-on-green policy promotes this review to APPROVED automatically once every check passes.

Diff Review

  • README gains a cross-reference to the new ADR — correctly linked with relative path.
  • New ADR 0001 is a clean, well-scoped design document: four crisp decisions (D1–D4), honest about what's deliberately NOT built yet, clear revisit triggers. No code changes; no risk surface.

Observations

  • None. Docs-only, well-structured, no blocking concerns.

— Quinn, QA Engineer

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Submitted COMMENT review on #39.

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CI terminal-green, no blockers on prior review — auto-approving on green (#748).

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✅ CI went terminal-green with no blockers on the prior review — promoting it to APPROVED per the approve-on-green policy (#748).

@mabry1985 mabry1985 merged commit 4ba1847 into main Jul 6, 2026
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