Keep verification status current and capability proof synchronized with delivery work.
Product delivery tied to verifiable closure.
Roadmap progress in Sven is tied to tests, artifacts, and gate checks, not narrative-only milestone language.
Current delivery program
| Program lane | Intent | Closure signal |
|---|---|---|
| Capability assurance | Keep public claims tied to original implementation and current proof | proof docs + CI verification gates |
| Platform expansion | Integrate new delivery lanes without breaking evidence continuity | rollup + closeout artifacts |
| Release lifecycle | Finish soak + lifecycle closure evidence | checklist verifier lifecycle keys pass |
| Enterprise hardening | Stabilize runbooks, docs, and operational proofs | release and status documentation synchronized |
Milestone navigator
Switch between execution horizons and inspect what each stage must prove before closure.
Continue premium surfaces with role-based, trust-oriented guidance.
Keep runtime evidence endpoints and route boundaries continuously healthy.
Ensure release and verification checks remain green with full provenance linkage.
Advance original implementations across more product surfaces without weakening trust controls.
Improve runtime confidence with measurable service-level indicators.
Soak, week4 RC, and post-release verification all pass strict checklist validation.
Verification programs remain passing with the latest lane artifacts.
Docs, runbooks, and operator controls align with production release claims.
Live evidence snapshot
What this means for users
For operators
You get a roadmap that can be audited against artifacts, not only roadmap language.
For community users
You get transparent visibility into what is already proven, in progress, or pending evidence.
