Every future workbench phase must end with **required Eve reads and writes admitted with source and behavior evidence, or an exact task-0.8 explicit non-goal proves zero operations; a named defer preserves ownership but never
Every future workbench phase must end with required Eve reads and writes
admitted with source and behavior evidence, or an exact task-0.8 explicit
non-goal proves zero operations; a named defer preserves ownership but never
passes completion. The gate discovers post-M workbench phases from the
canonical ledger; a new phase without an explicit policy, ratified task-0.8
binding, and terminal exit task fails generation.
Phase
Domain
Task-0.8 workflow
Terminal gate
Route/state candidates
Source files
Completion
Accountable owner
Y
yemaya
wf-6be56b986038c275e65f
Y9.19
529
3302
false (deferred-required-seam)
Yemaya workbench owner and Eve platform integration owner
V
veritas
wf-a2fdf39b610659ae414f
V9.25
178
1284
false (deferred-required-seam)
Veritas workbench owner and Eve platform integration owner
E
euterpe
wf-82fbadf80500a88d0e1c
E9.22
34
993
false (deferred-required-seam)
Euterpe workbench owner and Eve platform integration owner
A
aja
wf-754e9a3efee4f3775706
A8.20
174
600
false (deferred-required-seam)
Aja workbench owner and Eve platform integration owner
B
bellona
wf-8a841ecd53ab847c41cc
B9.19
203
1053
false (deferred-required-seam)
Bellona workbench owner and Eve platform integration owner
The terminal task must be the final top-level checklist item in its phase and
contain the canonical marker and clause.
Every phase is bound to an exact ratified task-0.8 required workflow and its
complete requirement-ID set.
Required workbench completion needs both admitted read and write operation
classes with byte-pinned source and behavior proof.
A defer retains owner and unblock metadata but always returns a failing
completion result.
A zero-operation boundary passes only with an exact task-0.8 explicit-non-goal
workflow and requirement; missing implementation is not a non-goal.
The candidate ratchet covers every discovered BFF/bridge operation source plus
every source file carrying a state signal.
The code-envelope ratchet covers all tracked production source in each domain,
so even a novel persistence mechanism changes the reviewed digest.
The real CLI evaluates missing-read, missing-write, deferred-required,
source-backed non-goal, and admitted-operation cases with retained exit-code
expectations.
This gate closes task 1.9 only. It does not complete phases Y/V/E/A/B, admit a
new Eve view or command for those phases, or close G4.
Every governed phase is a task-0.8 required workflow and is currently
unavailable; its named defer preserves accountable ownership but the recorded
completion result is false.
The positive admitted-operation control uses Tara read and write contracts
that already exist in the repository to prove the gate can pass real source-
and behavior-backed operations; it does not transfer Tara coverage to
Y/V/E/A/B.
The zero-operation control is limited to one exact task-0.8 explicit non-goal
about avoiding a tenth content pipeline. Absence of implementation, a defer,
or an invented verdict cannot substitute for that source binding.
The code-envelope ratchet covers every tracked production TypeScript,
JavaScript, Rust, and Prisma source under each domain root plus discovered
BFF/bridge route files; generated binaries, untracked files, runtime-only
routes, and shared stores with no domain route reference remain outside this
static census.
State candidates are conservative static signals and include in-memory or pure
stores; a candidate is a demand for an explicit disposition, not proof that
the state is durable or operator-visible.
Behavior evidence is repository test-harness evidence, not a staging or
production observation. Each future phase must replace its unavailable
disposition with its own runtime evidence before exit.