id: 038
narrative_anchor_date: '2028-01-01'
test: Create a concise design-lineage note for Helio’s lifecycle documentation. Document the onboarding
  email trigger change, then separately explain why the activation definition was reviewed and what successor
  metric direction was intended. Make the distinction between these two threads explicit so future readers
  do not treat them as one combined change.
load_bearing_facts:
- 330
- 336
- 337
- 338
expected_tool_calls:
- create_doc
grade:
  type: tool_trace
  config:
    check_version: 2
    today: '2028-01-01'
    semantic_judge_version: 2
    assertions:
    - type: field_equals
      tool: create_doc
      action_id: create_lineage_note
      path: result.ok
      value: true
      check_id: riley_038_00
    - type: field_llm_judge
      tool: create_doc
      action_id: create_lineage_note
      path: args
      criterion: 'The document accurately states that the onboarding-trigger experiment changed the specific
        day-7 email from firing on literal calendar day 7 after signup to firing based on activation,
        and identifies the experiment''s design-time scope as mid-segment only.


        The document accurately explains that activation definition v2 used first integration plus two
        logins within 14 days and was judged too UI-shaped because legitimate accounts could complete
        integration and have data flowing yet fail the UI/login gate. It describes the intended v3 direction
        as integration-first with a product-seen guardrail rather than requiring two logins. The document
        does not need to state the date of the review.


        The document explicitly or structurally treats the onboarding-trigger experiment and the activation-definition
        review as separate design threads: one changes when or for whom an email fires based on activation,
        while the other changes how activation itself is defined or measured. It must not present them
        as one combined change.'
      check_id: riley_038_01
mock_state: {}