Freeze the branching conditions
Owner role · Runbook owner
Evidence: Ordinary, missing and conflicting inputs have explicit routes.
Knowledge continuity / Delivery leads, planning owners and acceptance reviewers
Delivery playbookPreserve untested exception routes even when the ordinary path succeeds.
The decision checks declared runbook-route coverage rather than general attendance or knowledge transfer.
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Original worked case · Manual planning resource
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01 · Inspect the inputs
| Declared runbook branch | Rehearsal cases | Expected receiving decision |
|---|---|---|
| Ordinary input | 3 successful | Continue to next stage |
| Missing input | 0 | Hold and request named input |
| Conflicting input | 0 | Resolve governing version before continuation |
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02 · Follow the reasoning
Three successful cases map to one branch, not three distinct branch obligations. Branch coverage is 1/3 under this declared runbook model.
Only one of three declared branches has rehearsal evidence. Preserve the two unexercised branches and plan their specific receiving outcomes before claiming runbook coverage.
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Synthetic planning case: An external operating runbook has ordinary input, missing input and conflicting input branches. Three rehearsal cases all follow the ordinary branch successfully.
Owner role · Runbook owner
Evidence: Ordinary, missing and conflicting inputs have explicit routes.
Owner role · Rehearsal recorder
Evidence: All three completed cases are ordinary-input executions.
Owner role · Receiving reviewer
Evidence: A missing-input hold and a version-conflict decision get their own bounded evidence.
Decision to make: Only one of three declared branches has rehearsal evidence. Preserve the two unexercised branches and plan their specific receiving outcomes before claiming runbook coverage.
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Only one of three declared branches has rehearsal evidence. Preserve the two unexercised branches and plan their specific receiving outcomes before claiming runbook coverage. Three successful cases map to one branch, not three distinct branch obligations. Branch coverage is 1/3 under this declared runbook model. This manual runbook model is synthetic and does not certify operational competence or safety.
Not universally. Branch coverage counts routes; quality and variation within a route may need more evidence.
No. The exception routes have not been exercised.
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