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Non-functional requirements in protocol governance ensure changes meet compatibility, security, replay safety, and conformance coverage standards. You need to check these requirements before merging any changes to the OpenWOP protocol to maintain integrity and prevent potential issues across the network.

To validate SDK contract alignment before merging, run a non-functional requirements check that verifies SDKs are in sync with the protocol. This checks that SDK contracts match the latest protocol modifications and ensures interoperability across the reference-host environment.

Yes, this non-functional requirements check covers both multi-agent surface validation and node-pack hygiene. It validates agent-related features and events while ensuring node-pack and agent-pack manifests and signing recipes meet the required governance compliance standards.

The best way to ensure spec corpus hygiene and documentation release readiness is to run a comprehensive non-functional validation. This verifies that spec documents are well-formed and consistent while checking that all documentation and release readiness criteria are met prior to merging.

Replay safety matters because it ensures protocol operations remain secure and consistent during replay and fork operations. It is checked by running a non-functional requirements validation that verifies safety invariants are maintained before any protocol changes are merged.

Yes, you can use this to verify conformance coverage and governance compliance. The validation checks that all conformance scenarios are covered and ensures strict adherence to governance rules and contribution guidelines before merging changes to the protocol.