Start one change
Tranche
Connect scope, lane, authority, completion criteria, and proof.
The toolkit / canon v1.5.0
Start with one bounded change. Copy the records you need, fill them with project evidence, and keep authority clear.
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Connect scope, lane, authority, completion criteria, and proof.
Capture evidence
Preserve the observation, expected behavior, evidence, and unknowns.
Preserve decisions
Record context, alternatives, rationale, acceptance, consequences, and supersession.
Enforce decisions
Connect each load-bearing invariant to its actual enforcing mechanism.
Track invariants
Keep current enforcement and open obligations visible across changes.
Transfer ownership
Give the next role current state, evidence, boundaries, and acceptance conditions.
Prepare acceptance
Present the outcome, exact revision, proof, limits, and requested promotion authority.
Start a role
Onboard a role through authoritative references and living project state.
Connect a project
Point a consuming project at Velocity and its local overlay.
Evolve the method
Route a reusable process improvement with its evidence and authority owner.
Optional / v1.4
Qualify agent configuration changes against protected expected outcomes.
Optional / v1.4
Bind accepted artifacts and existing authorization to a bounded next action.
Optional / v1.4
Compare delivery time, human effort, quality, and resource use.
Pin a Velocity release and define a thin local overlay. These are empty templates, not completed evidence or permission to act. Preserve links to the governing rules when adapting them.
The downloads are convenience copies. Individual files resolve their canon links to v1.5.0; the full reference includes Markdown documents with their relative structure preserved. Read the standard before applying a template.
The three v1.4 automation templates are optional and informed by the credited playbook review. ADR recordkeeping builds on established practice. The automation example contains synthetic cases, not measured results.