Activation cockpit
Top 20 MVP Activation Cockpit
Top 20 activation cockpit: 20/20 top-20 lane(s) ready, 0/7 live activation lane(s) ready, 3 owner/provider-gated decision lane(s). This cockpit connects the top-20 production handoff to the broader activation gates, making the next owner and build-team decisions visible while live external switches stay off.
Public MVP lanes with route, readiness, local proof, acceptance, and rollback evidence.
Live switches stay gated until owner/provider evidence is complete.
Owner-review, provider-gated, protected-review, and buildable decision lanes.
Work that can continue while EVE, provider, and revenue gates wait.
Protected owner-review fields still open before live activation.
OAuth, providers, payments, email, Discord, ads, account writes, and database writes remain off.
Top 20 Public MVP Review
20/20 top-20 lane(s), 100 route proof label(s), and 20 API smoke label(s) are ready.
- Next Action
- Owner-review the top-20 public MVP surfaces and keep any external activation gated until the cockpit blockers are cleared.
- Acceptance
- All 20 public MVP lanes stay ready with route proof, readiness proof, local proof, acceptance labels, rollback labels, and no-secret boundaries.
- Rollback
- Keep the production handoff and top-20 pages public while leaving OAuth, providers, account saves, payments, ads, Discord, and email off.
Build-Team Public Polish
19 public-MVP-ready lane(s) can be visually reviewed and tightened while owner/provider blockers remain open.
- Next Action
- Continue visual polish, route smoke, source wording, local-report behavior, and mobile review across the highest-demand public tools.
- Acceptance
- Public polish remains buildable only when it does not start OAuth, call providers, write databases, save account data, or expose private EVE data.
- Rollback
- Revert any polish-only change without touching provider setup, feature flags, account persistence, or protected review surfaces.
EVE SSO And Reports Account Saves
Callback, approved scopes, and owner live test must be recorded before public login turns on.
- Next Action
- Record owner-pilot evidence and review the public login/account-save decision before exposing login or account persistence.
- Acceptance
- Public login and account saves stay off until callback, scope, owner live-test, token-health, and rollback evidence are recorded.
- Rollback
- Keep EVE SSO feature flags and Reports account saves disabled if any owner-pilot, callback, token, or scope evidence is missing.
Provider Communications And Revenue
Discord and email actions stay disabled until provider approval and signed smoke evidence are ready. Stripe, AdSense, telemetry, and search lanes stay gated until owner/provider evidence is ready.
- Next Action
- Close Discord, email, Stripe, AdSense, telemetry, and search verification evidence before enabling live sends, ads, payments, or analytics.
- Acceptance
- Provider actions stay disabled until provider credentials, smoke evidence, privacy review, and owner approval are recorded outside public pages.
- Rollback
- Disable provider feature flags and hide public provider actions if verification, privacy, or owner evidence is incomplete.
Protected Ops Monitoring And Recovery
Protected monitoring is covered; recovery drill evidence remains the launch review item.
- Next Action
- Review production monitoring and recovery drill evidence before treating the app as fully operationally complete.
- Acceptance
- Monitoring evidence remains valid only if public status/health stay green and protected recovery evidence remains secret-safe.
- Rollback
- Keep recovery-drill and protected export actions admin-only until owner review passes.
Private Corp Command And Alliance Ops
Private corp dashboards stay gated until EVE SSO, role policy, token health, and audit logging pass. Protected intake and reviewer surfaces are ready for owner review before broader activation.
- Next Action
- Keep private corp dashboards, role sync, high-trust scopes, and alliance automation behind owner/provider review while public intake stays usable.
- Acceptance
- Private corp/alliance features stay gated until EVE SSO, role policy, token health, audit logging, and reviewer approval evidence are complete.
- Rollback
- Disable private dashboards, role sync, and write-action scopes if any high-trust evidence or owner approval is missing.
Browser-Local Activation Packet
This packet is a local owner-review artifact. Copy, download, and local save actions run in the browser only and do not call providers, mutate feature flags, write database rows, or approve launch.
# WarpIntel Top 20 MVP Activation Cockpit Top 20 activation cockpit: 20/20 top-20 lane(s) ready, 0/7 live activation lane(s) ready, 3 owner/provider-gated decision lane(s). ## Summary - Top-20 lanes ready: 20/20 - Top-20 sprints ready: 5/5 - Live activation lanes ready: 0/7 - Owner/provider-gated decision lanes: 3 - Buildable while blocked lanes: 3 - Owner evidence fields open: 10/10 ## Decision Lanes ### 1. Top 20 Public MVP Review - State: ready-for-owner-review - Buildable while blocked: yes - Public proof: /top-20-mvp/production-handoff - Review feed: /api/top-20-mvp/production-handoff - Next action: Owner-review the top-20 public MVP surfaces and keep any external activation gated until the cockpit blockers are cleared. - Acceptance: All 20 public MVP lanes stay ready with route proof, readiness proof, local proof, acceptance labels, rollback labels, and no-secret boundaries. - Rollback: Keep the production handoff and top-20 pages public while leaving OAuth, providers, account saves, payments, ads, Discord, and email off. ### 2. Build-Team Public Polish - State: ready-for-owner-review - Buildable while blocked: yes - Public proof: /top-20-mvp - Review feed: /api/top-20-mvp/readiness - Next action: Continue visual polish, route smoke, source wording, local-report behavior, and mobile review across the highest-demand public tools. - Acceptance: Public polish remains buildable only when it does not start OAuth, call providers, write databases, save account data, or expose private EVE data. - Rollback: Revert any polish-only change without touching provider setup, feature flags, account persistence, or protected review surfaces. ### 3. EVE SSO And Reports Account Saves - State: owner-provider-gated - Buildable while blocked: no - Public proof: /eve-sso-acceptance - Review feed: /api/auth/eve/acceptance-readiness - Next action: Record owner-pilot evidence and review the public login/account-save decision before exposing login or account persistence. - Acceptance: Public login and account saves stay off until callback, scope, owner live-test, token-health, and rollback evidence are recorded. - Rollback: Keep EVE SSO feature flags and Reports account saves disabled if any owner-pilot, callback, token, or scope evidence is missing. ### 4. Provider Communications And Revenue - State: owner-provider-gated - Buildable while blocked: no - Public proof: /provider-comms-readiness - Review feed: /api/provider-comms/readiness - Next action: Close Discord, email, Stripe, AdSense, telemetry, and search verification evidence before enabling live sends, ads, payments, or analytics. - Acceptance: Provider actions stay disabled until provider credentials, smoke evidence, privacy review, and owner approval are recorded outside public pages. - Rollback: Disable provider feature flags and hide public provider actions if verification, privacy, or owner evidence is incomplete. ### 5. Protected Ops Monitoring And Recovery - State: protected-review - Buildable while blocked: yes - Public proof: /monitoring - Review feed: /api/monitoring/readiness - Next action: Review production monitoring and recovery drill evidence before treating the app as fully operationally complete. - Acceptance: Monitoring evidence remains valid only if public status/health stay green and protected recovery evidence remains secret-safe. - Rollback: Keep recovery-drill and protected export actions admin-only until owner review passes. ### 6. Private Corp Command And Alliance Ops - State: owner-provider-gated - Buildable while blocked: no - Public proof: /corp-command-readiness - Review feed: /api/corp-command/readiness - Next action: Keep private corp dashboards, role sync, high-trust scopes, and alliance automation behind owner/provider review while public intake stays usable. - Acceptance: Private corp/alliance features stay gated until EVE SSO, role policy, token health, audit logging, and reviewer approval evidence are complete. - Rollback: Disable private dashboards, role sync, and write-action scopes if any high-trust evidence or owner approval is missing. ## Boundaries - uses only public top-20 MVP counts, public route labels, activation lane counts, evidence-chain labels, blocker counts, owner-review counts, and no-action safety booleans - keeps protected owner evidence values, setup packet bodies, queue bodies, support message bodies, private EVE data, account records, provider console details, tokens, credentials, private logs, and separate-project details excluded - does not start OAuth, call EVE or CCP, call providers, write database rows, save account reports, send email, create payment links, register Discord commands, load ads, flip feature flags, or mutate external services - treats the top 20 MVP tools as production-review ready while live activation stays gated until owner/provider evidence is recorded - separates build-team next work from owner/provider unblock work so public polish can continue while external approvals remain gated - requires owner review before public EVE login exposure, Reports account saves, provider communications, Stripe support links, AdSense loading, Discord command activation, email sends, telemetry activation, or account persistence ## No-Secret Rule Top 20 MVP Activation Cockpit exposes public top-20 MVP counts, public route labels, activation lane counts, evidence-chain labels, owner-review counts, blocker counts, and no-action safety booleans only. It does not expose protected owner evidence values, private EVE data, account records, EVE tokens, provider credentials, setup packet bodies, queue bodies, support message bodies, private logs, separate-project details, or secrets, and it does not start OAuth, call EVE or CCP, call providers, write database rows, save account reports, send email, create payment links, register Discord commands, load ads, flip feature flags, approve launch, or mutate external services.
No-Action Rule
uses only public top-20 MVP counts, public route labels, activation lane counts, evidence-chain labels, blocker counts, owner-review counts, and no-action safety booleans
No-Action Rule
keeps protected owner evidence values, setup packet bodies, queue bodies, support message bodies, private EVE data, account records, provider console details, tokens, credentials, private logs, and separate-project details excluded
No-Action Rule
does not start OAuth, call EVE or CCP, call providers, write database rows, save account reports, send email, create payment links, register Discord commands, load ads, flip feature flags, or mutate external services
No-Action Rule
treats the top 20 MVP tools as production-review ready while live activation stays gated until owner/provider evidence is recorded
No-Action Rule
separates build-team next work from owner/provider unblock work so public polish can continue while external approvals remain gated
No-Action Rule
requires owner review before public EVE login exposure, Reports account saves, provider communications, Stripe support links, AdSense loading, Discord command activation, email sends, telemetry activation, or account persistence
No-Secret Activation Cockpit Rule
Top 20 MVP Activation Cockpit exposes public top-20 MVP counts, public route labels, activation lane counts, evidence-chain labels, owner-review counts, blocker counts, and no-action safety booleans only. It does not expose protected owner evidence values, private EVE data, account records, EVE tokens, provider credentials, setup packet bodies, queue bodies, support message bodies, private logs, separate-project details, or secrets, and it does not start OAuth, call EVE or CCP, call providers, write database rows, save account reports, send email, create payment links, register Discord commands, load ads, flip feature flags, approve launch, or mutate external services.
