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Public Share Readiness

Generated: 2026-06-19

Assessment​

The Admissibility Wiki is close to public-share ready as a governed public vocabulary and review surface.

It is not yet complete as an active proposal-submission system because backend submission, durable receipt issuance, queue write, automatic AI review, and automatic decision publication are not installed.

Public Share Recommendation​

share_status: conditionally_ready
recommended_share_mode: invite_feedback_on_wiki_structure_and_terms
not_recommended_as: fully_active_submission_system

The wiki can be shared publicly for review if the public GitHub Pages deployment loads and the public-readiness boundaries remain visible.

Ready To Share For​

The repo is ready to share for feedback on:

  • glossary terms;
  • terminology convergence strategy;
  • transition-origin governance;
  • manifest/receipt proposal intake design;
  • proposal lifecycle rules;
  • decision record rules;
  • overlap and equivalence classification;
  • public proof-path examples;
  • ontology vocabulary structure;
  • governance boundaries and non-claims.

Not Yet Ready To Claim​

Do not claim the following as active until implemented and verified:

  • active backend proposal submission;
  • durable automatic receipt issuance;
  • automatic proposal queue write;
  • automatic AI review execution;
  • automatic decision publication;
  • automatic ontology mutation;
  • custom-domain activation;
  • formal proof authority for all wiki statements.

Deployment Readiness​

Current target:

https://stegverse-labs.github.io/admissibility-wiki/

Current posture:

GitHub.io project URL configured
custom domain not configured
static/CNAME removed
Pages source must be GitHub Actions
Pages deploy is validation-gated by npm run validate

The repository should not be announced as publicly live until the GitHub.io project URL returns the landing page.

Validation Readiness​

The deployment workflow runs the aggregate validation command before upload:

npm run validate

The aggregate validation covers:

  • ontology;
  • wiki status;
  • activation checklist;
  • equivalence proposal template;
  • relationship status summary;
  • public activation receipt;
  • formalism registry;
  • term candidate queue;
  • formalism source sync;
  • transition-origin advisory check;
  • proposal intake interface;
  • proposal intake backend contract;
  • Docusaurus build.

Intake Readiness​

Current intake posture:

guided_builder: installed_static_preview
direct_paste: installed_static_preview
shared_preview_window: installed
backend_submission: not_installed
durable_receipt_issuance: not_installed
queue_write: not_installed
automatic_ai_review: not_installed
automatic_decision_publication: not_installed

The static intake scaffold may be shared as an interface preview, not as an active submission endpoint.

Terminology Readiness​

The wiki has accepted overlap records for:

Provenance -> Reconstructability
policy-as-code -> Policy Reference
AI risk-management governance language -> Governance Boundary
policy decision -> Commit-Time Authority
Audit and Accountability -> Reconstructability

No equivalent-term relationship has been accepted yet.

Main Remaining Risks​

risk_1: GitHub Pages may still be 404 until repo Pages source is set to GitHub Actions and deploy succeeds.
risk_2: Proposal intake may be mistaken for active submission unless preview/backend boundaries are preserved.
risk_3: Transition Origin migration is advisory and not yet complete across all glossary pages.
risk_4: External reviewers may assume overlap means equivalence unless relationship boundaries remain visible.
risk_5: Public feedback may arrive before there is a durable intake backend.

Minimum Public Share Checklist​

Before broad public posting, verify:

  • the GitHub.io URL loads;
  • navigation loads glossary, governance, proof-path, and intake pages;
  • static status JSON loads;
  • ontology JSON loads;
  • static intake scaffold loads;
  • relationship status summary loads;
  • public-share readiness page loads;
  • GitHub repository visibility matches the desired public-review posture.

Suggested Public Framing​

The Admissibility Wiki is now available as a public vocabulary and governance-review surface for transition governance terminology. It includes glossary pages, terminology convergence rules, proposal lifecycle records, proof-path examples, and a preview of the manifest/receipt proposal intake model. The backend intake system is not active yet; feedback is welcome on structure, terminology, and governance boundaries.