Complete Tier-1 closure follow-through by wiring docs governance gates, RC release readiness checks, source-of-truth enforcement, executive weekly contract surface, and go-live severity notes. Add full go-live revenue execution documentation set (production activation, real production playbook, trust expansion, first 3 clients, live deployment, and automated revenue engine) and register all canonical paths. Made-with: Cursor
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GitHub and release governance
Canonical: MASTER_OPERATING_PROMPT.md.
Treat GitHub as a governance surface, not only file hosting.
Repository rules
- Protected branches for
main(and release branches if used). - No direct push to protected branches; work through PRs.
- Required reviews and required status checks before merge.
- CODEOWNERS as the team grows for critical paths.
- Conversation resolution on review threads before merge where policy requires it.
- Signed commits where org policy demands non-repudiation.
- Linear history or merge strategy per team convention — document the choice.
- Merge queue when CI is mature enough to serialize green merges.
Environments and promotion
Use explicit promotion: dev → staging → canary → prod (names may vary; semantics must not).
- Deployment protection rules and environment approvals for production and production-like environments.
- Gates aligned with trust-fabric.md (security, tests, evidence).
Security SDLC on GitHub
- Static analysis (SAST) on PRs where available.
- Dependency review and automated update workflows (Renovate/Dependabot) with human policy for major bumps.
- Secret scanning and push protection.
- Artifact provenance / attestations where supply-chain risk warrants it.
- OIDC federation to cloud deploy roles instead of long-lived cloud secrets when possible.
Audit retention
Do not rely on GitHub (or any single SaaS) retention alone for audit-critical evidence. Plan streaming or export for long-lived audit trails where legal or enterprise customers require it.
Go-live gate (fail-closed in CI)
Dealix CI runs salesflow-saas/scripts/check_go_live_gate.py with DEALIX_CI_FAIL_ON_GO_LIVE=1: the job fails if the in-process GET .../go-live-gate response is not HTTP 200 or launch_allowed is not true. Local runs default to informational unless you pass --strict or set the same env var.
Release readiness matrix — strict RC row (optional PR gate)
Workflow .github/workflows/release-readiness-rc-gate.yml runs on pull requests to main and executes RELEASE_MATRIX_RC_ROW_REQUIRED=1 python scripts/check_release_readiness_matrix.py when either:
- the PR has the label
release-candidate, or - the PR diff touches
docs/RELEASE_READINESS_MATRIX_AR.md.
Keep a documented RC-… summary row in that matrix (see the sample block in the file) so the strict check passes when you enable the gate.
Dealix pointers
- CI workflows:
salesflow-saas/.github/(if present) or repo-root.github/. - Local preflight:
salesflow-saas/verify-launch.ps1delegating tosalesflow-saas/scripts/grand_launch_verify.ps1. - Launch checklist:
salesflow-saas/docs/LAUNCH_CHECKLIST.md.
See also: approval-policy.md, discovery-and-output-checklist.md.