Provider cutover schema
READYExpected schema v41.
Provider Cutover Authorization + One-Shot Canary Execution Foundation
This gate converts the v0.12.41 readiness manifest into a short-lived, dual-control, one-shot cutover authorization contract. Staging can consume that authorization only as a dry run with accepted live requests = 0. It cannot claim production readiness, disable QA surfaces, authorize network traffic, or send the first real provider request.
Cutover + one-shot self-test
READYRuns the server-owned readiness binding, short-lived authorization, replay, source-impersonation, kill-switch and live-request attack matrix.
Exercise the cutover boundary
GREEN means the dry-run authorization contract was accepted and consumed without sending traffic. EXPECTED BLOCK means Clara stopped an unsafe cutover claim. RED means something unexpected happened.
READYSafe flow should bind a real v0.12.41 QA readiness manifest, create a one-shot authorization, consume it as a dry-run, accept 0 live requests, and observe no network dispatch.
PolicyLoad state after starting QA.
Cutover authorizations that must be blocked
First-request attempts that must fail closed
Actions staging must never be allowed to prove
Cutover authorizations
No evidence loaded yet.
One-shot executions
No evidence loaded yet.
Immutable cutover events
No evidence loaded yet.
Production cutover gates — do not fake these green
Leave these open until the real production readiness manifest, public-QA lockdown, live monitoring, on-call ownership and first-request execution evidence actually exist. This page cannot authorize or send provider traffic.
Recent provider cutover QA runs
No QA runs recorded yet.
Evidence tools
Clearing browser evidence never rewrites server-owned cutover authorizations, executions or immutable events.