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Beginning August 6, 2027, Hema assigned Nadia front-door triage for asynchronous cross-service exception intake; before review, Nadia must verify the affected component, mapped implementation or release owner, exactly one selected boundary, and a concrete observed failed or at-risk condition, returning any incomplete or placeholder-only request to the mapped owner without review.
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004455Aug 6, 2027 / 09:05 UTC-04:00
Hema has assigned Nadia the front-door triage lane for asynchronous cross-service exception intake. From now on, every request needs four things before it can be reviewed: the affected component, the mapped implementation or release owner, exactly one selected boundary from `invariant`, `provenance`, `failure_mode`, `ownership`, or `escalation`, and a concrete observed failed or at-risk condition. A request with anything missing, including only `needs review` or `possible risk`, goes back to the mapped owner without review. A complete request goes to the owner for its selected boundary; I receive it only when that boundary needs my review. Nadia does not make implementation, release, or rollback decisions.
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