approve-infrastructure

Automating infrastructure diagram approval requires validating Mermaid topologies, provider selections, and integration mapping. You can execute a single command to transition stages from draft to approved, ensuring compliance with audit logging and session-state update protocols for traceable governance.

An atomic two-step stage transition securely moves infrastructure states from draft to approved, then to complete in one invocation. This mechanism preserves session-state integrity and generates audit log entries, ensuring a clean, traceable handoff in the foundations workflow.

Yes, you can validate Mermaid topologies, provider selections, environment coverage, and integration mapping across briefs. These checks occur before the final completion step, ensuring that all infrastructure requirements are satisfied before locking the draft and advancing the stage.

Locking an infrastructure draft involves applying manual-edit protocol compliance and session-state updates. The system securely transitions the draft to an approved state, generating audit log entries that preserve traceability and satisfy stage gating requirements for the foundations pipeline.

Manual-edit protocol compliance is needed when finalizing infrastructure governance to securely lock drafts and advance stages. It ensures that any manual modifications are properly tracked and validated before the atomic transition to the approved and complete states.