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Technical readiness

Use two rows in "Technical readiness" to state the practical decision rules.

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Technical readinessUnder time, narrating trade-offs

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SQL reconciliation
What 'ready' looks like
Roll-forward and three-way tie-out from a blank editor in ~20 min
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Data modeling
What 'ready' looks like
Contracts → entitlements → usage → invoices → cash schema with keys
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Idempotency / late events
What 'ready' looks like
Stable key, event-time vs ingest-time, period re-rate + true-up
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Data-quality controls
What 'ready' looks like
Three controls, each as a query that fails the build
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Build & behavioral readiness

Build & behavioral readinessThe two rounds with the highest variance

Capability
Ambiguous build
What 'ready' looks like
Scope a slice, state assumptions, prove the design in a timebox
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AI authenticity
What 'ready' looks like
Narrate accept / reject / debug on model output, money math caught
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Spine stories
What 'ready' looks like
Flagship, failure, conviction - under 3 min, quantified
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Why Cursor
What 'ready' looks like
Specific enough to survive a follow-up; not swappable for any AI co.
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Requirement translation
What 'ready' looks like
Vague commercial ask → technical plan that surfaces rev-rec impact
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