Renata Individual Mode non-authorization planning

Renata Individual Mode Non-Authorization Summary, Planning Only

Protected-preview planning artifact that makes the Individual Mode no-go, not-authorized, not-approved, and not-ready posture explicit after the launch-gate criteria matrix.

Purpose and No-Go Status

Make the Individual Mode non-authorization status unmistakable after the launch-gate criteria matrix. Completed planning pages do not create launch approval, gate closure, readiness approval, implementation authorization, legal approval, privacy approval, safety approval, AI approval, crisis-handling approval, billing approval, account activation approval, support-runtime approval, protected API approval, migration approval, production readiness, or live workflow activation.

Current live mode remains Public Packet Mode only. Phase 11 planning can be complete while Individual Mode remains not authorized, not approved, no-go, and without accounts, storage, support runtime, billing, AI/chat, crisis runtime, protected APIs, protected live routes, migrations, or live workflows.

Current Non-Authorization Status

Non-Authorization Summary Statements

These labels are intentionally negative. They prevent the planning stack from being misread as approval, readiness, compliance certification, product clearance, or launch authorization.

not launch approvalnot gate approvalnot gate closurenot implementation authorizationnot legal approvalnot privacy approvalnot security approvalnot clinical approvalnot AI approvalnot crisis handling approvalnot billing approvalnot account activation approvalnot support runtime approvalnot protected API approvalnot migration approvalnot production readiness approvalnot customer deployment approvalnot compliance certificationnot medical or clinical product clearance

Cross-Phase Non-Authorization Preservation

  • Phase 11.6 private data and consent remains controlling.
  • Phase 11.8 crisis and human support remains controlling.
  • Phase 11.9 AI prompt and evaluation remains controlling.
  • Phase 11.10 memory and continuity remains controlling.
  • Phase 11.11 subscription and commercial remains controlling.
  • Phase 11.12 support and account operations remains controlling.
  • Phase 11.13 launch-gate criteria matrix remains not-passed, not-approved, not-ready, not-authorized, and not-implemented.
  • Organization Mode cannot see Individual Mode private data by default.
  • No cross-mode bridge exists.

Non-Authorization Consequences

  • Planning pages can be complete while runtime remains unauthorized.
  • A route existing in protected-preview does not imply feature readiness.
  • A gate being documented does not mean the gate is passed.
  • Evidence requirements being listed does not mean evidence exists.
  • A future capability label is not a feature, workflow, record, UI control, or API.
  • Current live mode remains Public Packet Mode only.

Evidence and Approval Exclusions

This page creates no evidence repository, evidence upload, review record, signoff record, approval record, readiness record, implementation record, gate closure, launch authorization, legal/privacy/security/compliance certificate, or product clearance.

no evidence repositoryno evidence uploadno review recordno signoff recordno approval recordno readiness recordno implementation recordno gate closureno launch authorizationno legal/privacy/security/compliance certificateno product clearance

Blocked Implementation Criteria

  • someone treats the Phase 11 stack as launch approval
  • someone treats a documented gate as passed
  • someone asks to create accounts, login, signup, authentication, identity capture, account storage, subscriber storage, actor storage, RBAC, permissions, cookies, sessions, JWT handling, Cloudflare Access claim reads, or raw identity-header reads
  • someone asks to add billing, checkout, Stripe/payment provider, customer portal, trial signup, refund workflow, cancellation workflow, payment records, billing records, customer data, CRM, lead capture, marketing automation, conversion tracking, or customer deployment
  • someone asks to add support runtime, support tickets, support inbox, customer service workflow, support records, account access, impersonation, deletion/export workflow, abuse report workflow, incident workflow, or rollback execution
  • someone asks to add direct-subscriber recovery coach runtime, chat runtime, AI runtime, OpenAI direct-subscriber processing, prompt endpoint, chat endpoint, streaming endpoint, model calls, provider configuration, prompt storage, completion storage, transcript storage, memory storage, embeddings, retrieval memory, eval scripts, or generated evaluation reports
  • someone asks to add crisis detection, hotline lookup, local emergency content, emergency routing, triage, dispatch, emergency-service workflow, risk scoring, relapse prediction, crisis records, support-contact storage, or app-only crisis handling
  • someone asks to collect or store private recovery data, consent records, check-ins, reflections, relapse plans, craving notes, values, routines, support contacts, or memory-like continuity records
  • someone asks to expose Individual Mode private data to Organization Mode or add a cross-mode bridge, staff dashboard, tenant admin visibility, analytics surface, scoring, ranking, compliance metrics, or resident tracking
  • someone asks to create protected live routes, protected APIs, database reads, database writes, D1 queries, storage adapters, migrations, runtime tables, or API handlers
  • someone asks to add forms, inputs, textareas, selects, checkboxes, radio controls, buttons, uploads, downloads, exports, generated PDFs, generated ZIPs, or action controls
  • someone makes clinical, treatment, diagnosis, emergency-care, patient-monitoring, sponsor-replacement, clinician-replacement, case-management, medication-advice, legal-advice, outcome-guarantee, compliance, HIPAA, 42 CFR Part 2, or FDA claims

Stop Conditions

  • Stop if someone treats the Phase 11 stack as launch approval.
  • Stop if someone treats a documented gate as passed, closed, ready, authorized, implemented, or active.
  • Stop if someone asks to create accounts, billing, support, AI/chat, memory, crisis handling, storage, APIs, protected routes, or migrations.
  • Stop if someone asks to collect private recovery data.
  • Stop if someone asks to expose Individual Mode private data to Organization Mode.
  • Stop if someone asks to add forms, buttons, uploads, exports, downloads, generated PDFs, generated ZIPs, or live workflow controls.
  • Stop if someone makes clinical, treatment, diagnosis, emergency-care, patient-monitoring, outcome, or compliance claims.

What Remains Blocked

no launch approvalno readiness approvalno gate closureno implementation authorizationno live accountsno loginno signupno identity captureno account storageno subscriber storageno support runtimeno support ticketsno support inboxno account accessno impersonationno deletion/export workflowno billingno checkoutno Stripe/payment providerno customer portalno trial signupno refund workflowno cancellation workflowno CRMno lead captureno marketing automationno analyticsno conversion trackingno protected APIsno protected live routesno database readsno database writesno migrationsno active migrationsno private recovery data storageno check-in storageno reflection storageno relapse-plan storageno memory storageno prompt storageno completion storageno transcript storageno support-contact storageno crisis-record storageno AI runtimeno chat runtimeno OpenAI processing for direct-subscriber contentno prompt endpointno chat endpointno streaming endpointno crisis detectionno hotline lookupno emergency routingno clinical claimsno treatment claimsno diagnosis claimsno compliance claimsno patient monitoringno organization visibility into Individual Mode private datano staff dashboard for direct-subscriber private datano formsno inputsno textareasno buttonsno checkboxesno radio controlsno selectsno upload controlsno export controlsno downloadsno generated PDFsno generated ZIPs

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