Business Pro Phase 241

Post-Freeze Bugfix Control Gate

After Phase 240, FAEDA should behave like a release candidate: every change must be a verified fix, must name its evidence, must avoid feature drift, and must be reviewable by founder/QA/security where needed.

Fix types

New scope

Publish

blocked

Phase rule

Only real fixes enter after freeze

Phase 241 designs the post-freeze bugfix control gate only. It decides which fixes may enter after the launch candidate is frozen, without reopening scope, adding features, publishing, deploying, or enabling runtime systems. No real contact, CRM task, account creation, onboarding approval, listing activation, order, payment, wallet, commission, ledger, export, or partner sync is created in this phase.

Review outcome

Approve safe bugfix

Allow a narrow fix for a verified route, text, mobile, privacy, security, or claim defect.

No new feature or hidden runtime.

Review outcome

Request evidence

Hold the fix until the issue has route, screenshot, console/build, QA note, or reviewer proof.

No guess-based change.

Review outcome

Escalate risky fix

Send legal, payment, privacy, security, auth, or data claim fixes to the right checker.

No founder-only shortcut.

Review outcome

Reject scope creep

Keep new modules, new flows, new dashboards, and new runtime ideas for the next release.

No post-freeze expansion.

Allowed fixes

What can still change after freeze

1Broken route or missing page fix.

2Mobile overflow, spacing, tap target, or unreadable text fix.

3Unsafe copy, fake claim, wallet/payment wording, or demo-label correction.

4Privacy, consent, opt-out, complaint, or data-minimization copy fix.

5Security wording, auth boundary, secret exposure, or admin-route visibility fix.

6Performance problem that blocks public viewing.

7Accessibility problem such as contrast, focus, or readable label.

8Build, import, route, or navigation regression fix.

Forbidden changes

What must wait for next release

1New role module or new dashboard depth.

2New payment, wallet, payout, credit, loan, crypto, or finance flow.

3New onboarding runtime, account creation, CRM task, or contact automation.

4New supplier/manufacturer ERP feature beyond the frozen public scope.

5New AI promise, automation claim, IoT claim, or government integration claim.

6New public form fields that collect more data.

7New admin override or founder mutation ability.

8New analytics/export/reporting path not already frozen.

Fix decision matrix

How a change is classified

Route crashes

Approve narrow bugfix

No feature addition

Mobile overflow

Approve layout fix

No content expansion

Unsafe payment wording

Approve claim correction

No partner activation

Privacy/terms gap

Escalate legal/privacy review

No silent publish

Security or secret risk

Escalate security review

No deploy

New feature request

Reject for this candidate

Move to next release backlog

No evidence

Request proof first

No speculative fix

Fix packet

Every post-freeze fix needs evidence

fixIdcandidateVersionroutedefectTypeevidenceReferenceriskLevelapprovedFixScopecheckerRequiredqaReplayRequiredfixedByreviewedBycreatedAt

Blocked automation

What this phase must not create

1Auto accept post-freeze changes

2Auto publish after bugfix

3Auto skip QA replay

4Auto convert feature request into fix

5Auto bypass legal/payment/privacy/security checker

6Auto hide known risk from founder board

Acceptance

Done means wired and safe

1Phase 240 links forward to Phase 241.

2Phase 241 defines post-freeze bugfix control gate without runtime mutation.

3Phase 241 is wired into OS launcher, founder navigation, public scope lock, route cleanup, and main chain control room.

4Mobile render has no horizontal overflow.

5No /home backlinks are introduced.

6Runtime contact, account, onboarding, listing, order, payment, wallet, commission, export, and partner sync stay blocked.

Back to Phase 240 Main chain room Open Phase 242