scena-rfc-governance

RFC scope enforcement keeps changes within renderer boundaries by requiring explicit owner modules, validation surfaces, and falsifiable acceptance criteria for any scope change. This structured governance maintains project coherence across v1.0 and v1.x milestones.

Milestone governance applies a structured review workflow to architecture changes, ensuring accountability and traceability through versioned milestones and decision records. It validates that scope changes have explicit owners and falsifiable acceptance criteria before approval.

Adding falsifiable acceptance criteria to a scope change requires defining explicit validation surfaces and owner modules within the RFC. This governance process ensures proposed changes are testable and maintain coherent renderer boundaries before approval.

This RFC governance workflow specifically applies to RFCs within Scena, covering v1.0 and v1.x scope. Scope changes outside these renderer boundaries require explicit owner modules and validation surfaces to pass the structured review and approval process.

Renderer boundary changes require explicit owner modules to enforce accountability and traceability across versioned milestones. Defining ownership ensures that scope changes maintain project coherence and pass validation surfaces during structured RFC reviews.

Before changing scope or architecture, read the project's RFC documentation to understand renderer boundaries and milestone structures. This ensures your proposed changes include the required owner modules, validation surfaces, and falsifiable acceptance criteria for governance review.