Renata Recovery Operating System

Individual Mode - Synthetic Experience Review Matrix

This protected-preview review matrix is a static evaluation aid only. It captures no reviewer response, evidence, finding, decision, approval, readiness state, gate passage, or implementation authorization, and it activates no Individual Mode capability or runtime.

Phase 12.0-12.7 review aid static and non-interactive Public Packet Mode remains the only current live-static mode. No review record, approval, or Individual Mode runtime exists.

Current Matrix Status

Matrix status
static-review-aid
Phase 12 packet
synthetic-only
Individual Mode
not-active
Reviewer assignment
absent
Review response capture
absent
Evidence upload
absent
Finding storage
absent
Decision record
absent
Approval record
absent
Readiness record
absent
Gate passage
none-passed
Gate closure
none-closed
Implementation authorization
not-authorized
Runtime activation
no-go
Product Context
descriptive-only
Staff visibility
none
Organization Mode visibility
none
Analytics/scoring
absent
Launch approval
not-approved

Static labels only. Nothing comes from or writes to a database, API, account, session, feature flag, workflow engine, browser storage, review system, ticketing system, or runtime service.

Surface Review Matrix

Artifact and purpose Controlling boundary and proof Current status and non-authorization
Phase 12.0 - Experience Shell

Orient the conceptual Individual Mode space and future top-level areas.

Controls 11.1 safety; 11.6 privacy and consent; 11.13 launch gates

Proves Phase 11 boundaries can form a coherent visual shell.

synthetic presentation implemented; runtime absent

No approval, no gate passed, no private data, and no Organization Mode visibility.

Does not authorize accounts, navigation runtime, launch, or implementation.

Phase 12.1 - Today Surface

Present calm daily orientation and public/private conceptual separation.

Controls 11.1 safety; 11.6 privacy and consent; 11.7 reflection UX

Proves Daily orientation can remain calm without personalization or surveillance.

synthetic presentation implemented; runtime absent

No approval, no gate passed, no private data, and no Organization Mode visibility.

Does not authorize a personalized plan, check-in, task tracking, or recommendations.

Phase 12.2 - Reflection Surface

Present user-led morning and evening reflection concepts.

Controls 11.6 privacy and consent; 11.7 reflection UX; 11.10 memory

Proves Reflection can be presented without capture, scoring, or staff visibility.

synthetic presentation implemented; runtime absent

No approval, no gate passed, no private data, and no Organization Mode visibility.

Does not authorize journaling, mood tracking, memory, AI interpretation, or clinical care.

Phase 12.3 - Intentions Surface

Present self-authored intentions, grounding statements, and affirmations.

Controls 11.1 safety; 11.6 privacy and consent; 11.10 memory

Proves Intentions can remain user-controlled and separate from compliance.

synthetic presentation implemented; runtime absent

No approval, no gate passed, no private data, and no Organization Mode visibility.

Does not authorize saving, reminders, completion tracking, scoring, or staff evaluation.

Phase 12.4 - Recovery Resources Surface

Organize future source-backed, non-clinical resource concepts.

Controls 11.1 safety; 11.8 crisis boundary; 11.9 AI boundary

Proves Source quality can be visible without personalization or recommendations.

synthetic presentation implemented; runtime absent

No approval, no gate passed, no private data, and no Organization Mode visibility.

Does not authorize a live feed, provider matching, treatment advice, referrals, or crisis routing.

Phase 12.5 - Privacy and Control Surface

Make consent, visibility, memory, retention, deletion, and export boundaries legible.

Controls 11.6 privacy and consent; 11.10 memory and continuity

Proves Privacy controls can be decomposed into separately reviewed gates.

synthetic presentation implemented; runtime absent

No approval, no gate passed, no private data, and no Organization Mode visibility.

Does not authorize consent capture, settings, storage, memory, deletion, or export runtime.

Phase 12.6 - Support Boundaries Surface

Separate product support, account help, human support, and crisis systems.

Controls 11.8 crisis boundary; 11.12 support and account operations

Proves Support categories and least-access boundaries can be communicated clearly.

synthetic presentation implemented; runtime absent

No approval, no gate passed, no private data, and no Organization Mode visibility.

Does not authorize tickets, messaging, account access, staff access, or emergency response.

Phase 12.7 - Experience Walkthrough

Show the seven synthetic surfaces as one coherent presentation sequence.

Controls 11.13 launch gates; 11.14 non-authorization; 11.17 handoff freeze

Proves Cross-surface sequencing and boundary consistency can be reviewed.

synthetic presentation implemented; runtime absent

No approval, no gate passed, no private data, and no Organization Mode visibility.

Does not authorize live navigation, completion state, readiness, launch, or implementation.

Review Lanes

A Product coherence

  • Does each surface have a clear purpose?
  • Does the walkthrough place it coherently in the sequence?
  • Does it avoid implying unavailable capability?
  • Is public context distinct from private concepts?

B Safety and non-clinical language

  • Does it avoid therapy, diagnosis, treatment, case management, and outcome claims?
  • Does it avoid replacing sponsors, clinicians, peers, or emergency services?
  • Does it avoid shame, coercion, and forced disclosure?
  • Are stop conditions visible?

C Privacy and user control

  • Is no-capture status visible?
  • Is future consent explicit and granular?
  • Is Organization Mode separation clear?
  • Are hidden memory, silent sharing, and indefinite retention blocked?

D Crisis and human-support separation

  • Is normal-use support separate from crisis response?
  • Are hotline lookup, geolocation, risk scoring, triage, dispatch, and emergency routing absent?
  • Does the product avoid implying monitoring or emergency availability?

E Anti-surveillance and anti-performance

  • Are attendance, participation, scoring, ranking, compliance, and surveillance absent?
  • Are streaks, badges, rewards, penalties, and completion pressure absent?
  • Can a future user skip, leave, revise, or discard without consequence?

F Source and resource integrity

  • Are resources source-backed information rather than personalized recommendations?
  • Are treatment matching, provider ranking, sponsorship, affiliate placement, and lead capture blocked?
  • Are source ownership and update context part of future qualification?

G Support and access boundaries

  • Are support, account help, human support, and crisis systems separated?
  • Are staff access, impersonation, private-content browsing, and cross-mode support visibility blocked?
  • Would future support records require minimization, retention, and deletion review?

H Accessibility and readability

  • Is hierarchy understandable without color alone?
  • Does the page avoid tiny type, dense dashboards, clutter, and interaction-dependent meaning?
  • Are headings, tables, and links understandable in print?
  • Is the tone calm, restrained, and non-clinical?

I Technical and implementation absence

  • Are accounts, APIs, storage, database behavior, migrations, and client persistence absent?
  • Are forms, inputs, controls, downloads, and exports absent?
  • Are product pages static and source-reviewable?
  • Are protected live route and API directories absent?

J Print and deployed-review quality

  • Is each surface within its page ceiling with a substantive final page?
  • Are required boundary markers present and forbidden controls absent?
  • Did exact-deployment and deployment-coherence checks pass?
  • No answer is captured and no pass/fail selection exists.
  • No reviewer is assigned and no finding or decision is stored.
  • No lane is approved or closed.

Cross-Surface Invariants

  • Every artifact opens with explicit synthetic and no-runtime language.
  • Every artifact is read-only and non-interactive.
  • Every artifact creates no account or identity state and captures no private content.
  • Every artifact uses no AI or memory and performs no crisis or support runtime.
  • Every artifact exposes no private content to Organization Mode.
  • Every artifact creates no score, rank, compliance, attendance, participation, or surveillance state.
  • Every artifact passes no Phase 11 gate and authorizes no implementation.
  • Every artifact creates no review, approval, or readiness record.

Evidence Categories, Not Storage

  • source code and architecture documents
  • focused Node tests
  • full Node suite
  • Astro build
  • local Playwright print verification
  • exact-deployment marker verification
  • deployment-coherence verification
  • deployed PDF artifact
  • human visual inspection
  • outside-app legal, privacy, security, and clinical-language review
  • No evidence repository exists and no evidence is uploaded through this page.
  • No artifact is attached to a reviewer record.
  • Automated pass results are not launch approval.
  • Human visual review is not implementation authorization.

Current Automation Posture

  1. CI validates code.
  2. Cloudflare builds and deploys.
  3. The exact commit marker must match.
  4. Public pages must become coherent.
  5. A Cloudflare Access service token authenticates protected review routes without exposing credentials.
  6. Playwright generates deployed Letter PDFs.
  7. A manifest and summary are uploaded as a short-lived GitHub artifact.
  8. Human review remains required.
  • Automation verifies presentation artifacts only.
  • Automation does not authorize product runtime.
  • Automation does not replace product, legal, privacy, security, accessibility, or clinical-language review.

Review Outcome Vocabulary

Allowed descriptive terms

clear / needs clarification / inconsistent boundary / missing evidence / print issue / accessibility concern / safety-language concern / privacy concern / technical concern / no-go remains

Blocked in-app outcomes

approved / launch-ready / implementation-authorized / gate-passed / gate-closed / safe-for-treatment / compliant / certified / clinically validated

  • No outcome is selectable or stored.
  • No workflow is routed and no issue or task is created.

What This Matrix Proves

  • The Phase 12 synthetic packet can be reviewed through consistent boundary questions.
  • Surface-specific and cross-surface concerns can be separated.
  • Automated presentation evidence and human judgment can remain distinct.
  • Review can occur without creating approval or workflow state.
  • Future implementation work can be split into separately authorized phases.

Proof Limits

  • no review completion or reviewer consensus
  • no customer or usability validation
  • no accessibility conformance
  • no privacy or legal compliance
  • no security certification or clinical approval
  • no safety validation, launch readiness, or implementation readiness
  • no treatment-effectiveness or recovery-outcome claim

What Remains Absent

Review system

  • no reviewer, assignment, invitation, comment, response, finding, evidence record, decision, approval, signoff, readiness state, gate state, or issue/task creation

Product and runtime

  • no account, login, signup, identity capture, private data, consent event, personalization, or live navigation state
  • no recovery coach, chat, AI, OpenAI processing, memory, embedding, retrieval, resource feed, search, or recommendation
  • no support ticket, chat, inbox, account operations, crisis detection, hotline lookup, emergency routing, analytics, scoring, ranking, or compliance

Technical

  • no src/pages/protected or src/pages/api/protected
  • no Individual Mode database reads/writes, D1 query, runtime table, storage adapter, API handler, or client-side persistence
  • no new migration; active migrations remain only migrations/0001_packet_history.sql

Relationship to Phase 11 and Phase 12

  • Phase 11 remains controlling and Phase 12.8 does not supersede it.
  • Phase 12.8 does not activate Phase 12.0-12.7.
  • No Phase 11 gate is passed or closed.
  • No review result becomes implementation authority.
  • The matrix is presentation-only.

Non-authorization reference: Phase 12.9 - Individual Mode Synthetic Experience Non-Authorization Summary. It creates no approval, gate passage, launch, implementation, or runtime authority.

Current-state reference: Phase 12.10 - Individual Mode Synthetic Experience Current-State Index. It stores no status and controls no route or runtime.

Static closure reference: Phase 12.11 - Individual Mode Synthetic Experience Static Closure Note. It closes only the presentation packet and creates no closure record or runtime authority.

Stop Conditions

  • Stop if asked to assign reviewers or capture answers, comments, findings, decisions, or evidence.
  • Stop if asked to create issues or tasks, score or rank surfaces, mark criteria passed, or approve readiness, launch, or implementation.
  • Stop if asked to add forms, checkboxes, toggles, buttons, uploads, downloads, exports, or workflow controls.
  • Stop if asked to add accounts, private data, AI, memory, support, crisis, billing, APIs, storage, database behavior, or migrations.
  • Stop if asked to claim legal, privacy, security, accessibility, clinical, or regulatory compliance.
  • Stop if asked to convert this route into a live review dashboard.

No Review or Runtime Authorization

Phase 12.8 synthetic experience review matrix implemented - the Phase 12.0-12.7 packet can be reviewed consistently, but no review, approval, readiness, gate passage, implementation authorization, or Individual Mode runtime is created

Status
static-review-aid-no-go
Authorized next runtime phase
none