agentic-sdlc

Plan · CHG-2026-014910

Stage artifact from plans/CHG-2026-014910-adoption-story.md, header and all.

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change_id: CHG-2026-014910
risk_class: R2
autonomy_tier: A2
controls: ['TPR-05', 'HUM-14', 'CHG-04']
data_classification: public
originator: olaf@freundcloud.com
agent_identity: svc-agent-platform
model_route: gateway/tier-frontier
supersedes: None

Approach

Research before writing. The temptation is to write the narrative and decorate it with regulation afterwards, which produces claims shaped to the story. Searching first meant the AI Act’s “technically embedded, not merely described” phrasing — which is the single strongest line available and describes the autonomy matrix better than the repository’s own documentation does — was found rather than invented.

Files

Sequence

  1. Research DORA Arts. 28–30, EU AI Act Art. 14 and supervisory expectations on AI audit trails. → verify: each claim traceable to a linked source with a date.
  2. Choose two composites far enough apart that a reader locates themselves in one. → verify: the same three regulations land on both, differently.
  3. Write the ninety-day sequence with the reason each step sits where it does. → verify: steps 1–5 require no agent.
  4. Write the contrast, ending in the diff claim. → verify: the claim is a command.
  5. Nav, home card, and a cross-link from /story/. → verify: every page 200.

Risks

Risk Likelihood Mitigation
A composite is read as a real client high — it is the point of writing them well Labelled at the top and in a closing disclaimer; no institution named
A regulatory claim is wrong or stale high, and it destroys credibility with the exact audience Every claim researched and linked; dates stated; anything uncitable cut
The page becomes marketing medium The 34-vs-9 finding stays; every number is one the repository prints
It dates as regulation moves certain Dates are explicit, so it reads as of a moment rather than as timeless

Rejected

Tests

Rollback

Delete the page and its three links. Nothing depends on it.