zte-maturity

Zero Touch Engineering maturity is measured by scoring 12 leverage points across a MANUAL-to-ZERO-TOUCH spectrum. It evaluates engineering workflows for automation, triggers, and deployment loops, producing a 4-level classification based on strict evidence requirements.

Assess continuous delivery automation by scoring 12 leverage points across your engineering workflow. The rubric evaluates evaluator gates, session continuity, triggers, and deployment loops, requiring strict code evidence to validate full implementation and calculate a 4-level maturity score.

Evidence-based review prevents automation overestimation by enforcing strict evidence requirements. Leverage points only score a 5 when clear code evidence proves full implementation, grounding the MANUAL-to-ZERO-TOUCH maturity classification in verifiable engineering workflow data.

The ZTE maturity assessment requires clear code evidence for evaluator gates. To achieve a score of 5 on any of the 12 leverage points, full implementation must be proven with code evidence, ensuring the final 4-level maturity classification is strictly validated.

The 12 leverage points evaluated during ZTE maturity scoring include spec quality, context precision, routing, tools, feedback loops, session continuity, triggers, and deployment loops. Each is scored 1 to 5 to determine the final 4-level maturity classification.

Obtain per-dimension scores with rationale by applying the 12 leverage points rubric to your engineering workflow. The assessment produces an itemized breakdown across automation dimensions, enforcing strict evidence requirements for each score and outputting a final 4-level maturity level.