- Package, tests, configuration, deployment examples, docs, and Git metadata reviewed
- Security boundaries and release-sensitive data classes defined
- Public-release sanitization plan recorded
- No live Slack, scheduler, or private ledger action authorized or performed
- Outcome-based tests cover credentials, identity, pagination, completeness, storage, and redaction
- Public-release audit regression tests added before sanitization implementation
- Negative tests cover local profile paths, credential patterns, and non-example Slack identities
- Tests use temporary directories and fake network transports
- Expected public-release red state recorded
- Runtime tenant/channel isolation retained through explicit validated configuration
- Synthetic examples replace tenant, channel, and user details
- Package/license attribution generalized
- Local paths and private operational evidence removed from docs
- Repeatable tracked-tree, history, and zipapp audit implemented
- No tests weakened and no gates bypassed
- Focused sanitization/config tests pass
- Full offline suite passes
- Python syntax compilation and import smoke pass
- Available lint/format/type gates pass or are marked unavailable
- Tracked tree, zipapp, Git metadata, and reachable history pass the audit
- Zipapp offline doctor and empty-ledger verification pass
- One clean root commit remains with generic attribution
- Superseded local objects and reflogs are pruned
- Verification report contains sanitized evidence and remaining live gates
- Live Slack, schedule installation, publication, and push remain operator actions