Incident Governance Review

To turn a postmortem into governance rule changes, provide the incident package to generate a comprehensive remediation plan. This plan maps incident failures to exact rule and skill edits without auto-applying them.

Incident governance remediation is the process of translating an incident or near-miss into prioritized rule and skill updates. You need it after any postmortem to identify direct, adjacent, and systemic governance gaps.

Mapping incident failures to specific rule edits requires scanning the active Rule Ledger and workspace skills. The review produces a batch remediation package with draft wording and a validation plan ready for approval.

You cannot apply governance updates automatically after an incident review. The process produces a proposal-ready remediation package including draft edits and a validation plan that requires explicit approval before changes are applied.

Yes, the remediation plan includes a validation strategy for new rules. It generates a complete governance review package containing draft wording, prioritized rule changes, and a validation plan to ensure compliance.

The best way to audit compliance gaps after a near-miss is to analyze the incident package against the full active governance corpus. This identifies direct, adjacent, and systemic remediation opportunities across all workspace and global skills.