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Evidence-First Execution designed

Evidence-first execution means every change is proven relative to a baseline and completed with direct proof of the intended outcome.

Minimum Pattern

  1. Establish a relevant baseline.
  2. Make the smallest verifiable change.
  3. Predict the expected outcome.
  4. Re-run the scoped check.
  5. Record proof, review, and residual risk.

Compiles, screenshots, and "looks right" can be useful signals, but they are not enough when the change affects behavior, security, release, or contracts.

Fairway Provider Session Sequence

Evidence Quality Bar

Evidence typeRequired contents
Test or gateExact command, result, artifact path, and relevant source SHA
CI/deploy monitorPipeline or deploy URL, expected window, terminal result, failed jobs or findings
UAT/smokeScenario matrix, environment, pass/fail classification, and follow-up task ids
ReviewReviewer domain, verdict, scope reviewed, and reason