Preserve Phase 1 Memory
Keep completed build history, decisions, lessons, and generated source summaries available before new work begins.
MVP to Production
Summary: production readiness depends on preserving the Phase 1 product path while hardening security posture, infrastructure repeatability, observability, performance, gift-page safety, disclosure, and operations gates.
Readiness Model
Section titled “Readiness Model”The MVP-to-production path is a launch-gate model. The board keeps completed work visible while separating future production dependencies from the historical task archive and preserving the major review lessons that should guide the next implementation branch.
High-Level Plan
Section titled “High-Level Plan”Harden Generation
Move from synchronous proof behavior toward durable generation status, retry paths, and queue-backed execution.
Protect Gift Delivery
Treat the gift page, privacy boundary, and disclosure posture as launch dependencies rather than polish items.
Add Operational Controls
Prepare monitoring, recovery, support-safe summaries, and payment-safe failure handling before scale.
Milestones
Section titled “Milestones”
Security Audit
Complete
Confirm PII boundaries, disclosure posture, and generated-content redaction before production-facing expansion.
Infrastructure as Code
In Progress
Prepare repeatable deployment, environment, and queue architecture notes before payment-grade workflows.
Observability
Planned
Add generation status, provider failure visibility, retry auditability, and support-safe operational summaries.
Performance Tuning
Planned
Validate request duration, queue latency, gift-page load, and provider timing before opening broader traffic.
Dependencies
Section titled “Dependencies”- MUSIC001D generation work.
- Gift-page readiness and safe public presentation.
- Queue-backed job execution.
- PII and AI disclosure controls.
Launch Gates
Section titled “Launch Gates”-
No raw private input in generated or public content.
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Generation status survives provider and timeout failures.
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Payment does not trigger unrecoverable asynchronous work.
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Source-to-board automation uses read-only source access.