assumption-expiry-radar

Validate expired assumptions by inputting bounded assumptions, source evidence, and change signals to detect shifts in dependencies or business rules. This generates an evidence-linked expiry review applicable to pre-implementation, release, and incident follow-up workflows where delivery depends on stable environmental premises.

Expired assumptions occur when code, dependencies, business rules, or operating conditions change without updating foundational project premises. Identifying these shifts requires comparing explicit bounded assumptions against current change signals to prevent delivery failures and unexpected downtime.

Yes, you can audit architectural assumptions against recent dependency updates by providing explicit bounded assumptions and source evidence. The review links change signals to specific assumptions, producing a clear audit trail for risk management and delivery assurance before system migrations.

Validating assumption expiry requires explicit input of bounded assumptions, source evidence, and change signals. Providing these inputs allows the system to identify when dependencies or operating conditions have shifted enough to invalidate previous assumptions and generate a structured review.

Run an assumption expiry review during pre-implementation, release, and incident follow-up workflows where delivery depends on stable environmental or business premises. It is critical before major system migrations to audit architectural assumptions against recent traffic patterns and dependency updates.