Next-Generation Carryover
Next-generation carryover converts history into reusable operating memory.
Summary
Section titled “Summary”Carryover items should be explicit about where they apply: ForYouTune Phase 2, ForYouTune Phase 3, the next SaaS project, or a future standard SaaS harness.
Why This Matters
Section titled “Why This Matters”Without carryover, the board becomes an archive only. With carryover, it becomes a system for faster and safer future builds.
Evidence Sources
Section titled “Evidence Sources”- Phase ledger
- Decision ledger
- Lesson ledger
- Incident ledger
- Reusable patterns
- Harness docs
What Happened
Section titled “What Happened”Phase 1 produced enough workflow and architecture evidence to define what should be carried forward.
Decision / Lesson / Pattern
Section titled “Decision / Lesson / Pattern”Carryover should preserve principles and constraints, not blindly duplicate implementation details.
What To Preserve
Section titled “What To Preserve”| Target | Carry Forward |
|---|---|
| ForYouTune Phase 2 | Queue planning, provider isolation, PII boundary, board-side automation |
| ForYouTune Phase 3 | Launch risk register, payment readiness checks, operational recovery evidence |
| Next SaaS Project | Board repo separation, generated docs, harness docs, export packs |
| Future Standard SaaS Harness | Status markers, review gates, source hierarchy, reusable templates |
What To Recheck
Section titled “What To Recheck”- Whether Phase 2 changes the risk model
- Whether Phase 3 needs stricter compliance records
- Whether a new SaaS domain changes provider and privacy assumptions
Carry Forward
Section titled “Carry Forward”Use docs/history-templates/next-generation-carryover.template.md for specific carryover records.