The sprint expires into the next monthly board review instead of becoming stale operating theater.
Clear evidence before claims.
This sprint converts the White Noise source-record priority queue into next actions, stop rules, accepted exits, and cold-claim boundaries for the June 30 to July 29, 2026 board window.
Current state remains blocked: no delivery mode ready.
Routes, memos, generated images, and local tests cannot substitute for accepted evidence.
A private source record changes posture only after the public language boundary is reviewed.
Four records move the story.
The sprint is intentionally narrower than the full trust stack. It focuses on the records most likely to change investor, enterprise, commercial, and customer-evidence posture without overstating current operations.
Production contact routing delivery record.
The current receipt remains source_record_not_accepted and blocked_no_delivery_mode_ready. The exit gate is tools/evaluate_contact_routing_source_record.js; the public claim kept cold is production CRM, monitored enterprise workflow, staffed support, response SLA, or production contact-routing proof.
Next action: configure exactly one expected-mode webhook route, then run provider preflight, production health, confirmed synthetic delivery, provider receipt review, source-record evaluator, status receipt writer, and status receipt validator on the same target origin.
Stop rule: stop if no single expected provider mode is configured, target origin does not align, production health is absent, the synthetic POST is not confirmed, provider receipt is missing or mode-mismatched, privacy/fallback review is absent, or the dated test window is invalid.
Next action: retain a payment/account evidence packet covering processor source, account-state source, cohort window, refunds/test exclusions, reconciliation note, and source owner.
Stop rule: stop if the record mixes test and real transactions, omits cohort dates, lacks account-state source, omits refunds/exclusions, or has no owner review.
Next action: retain inquiry route, qualification definition, scoped-work stage, date window, duplicate/test exclusions, privacy treatment, and owner review.
Stop rule: stop if the record cannot separate real inquiries from tests, lacks qualification rules, omits date window, exposes private counterparty data, or skips owner review.
Next action: retain artifact title, delivery date, recipient class, permission state, evidence level, claim boundary, availability state, written permission where needed, and owner review.
Stop rule: stop if shipment evidence lacks dates, recipient class, permission state, public/private boundary, written approval where needed, or removal/revocation handling.