docs(tac): tighten product artifact stage gates
Deepen the Codex product-work guidance with explicit artifact stages, production-readiness receipts, model-timing assumptions, and a deletion/simplification review criterion so cheap implementation does not create ungoverned prototype slop.
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@ -24,7 +24,11 @@ def test_loop_engineering_meta_prompt_locks_safety_fields():
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"vault/proxy credential injection",
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"YouTube `hLUGXO5DSpo`",
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"Product work with coding agents",
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"artifact declares its stage",
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"production-looking prototypes must not imply production readiness",
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"human taste and systems thinking",
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"model-timing assumptions",
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"deletion/simplification",
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"YouTube `P3KDebPTUrw`",
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"External research anchors",
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"NVIDIA Secure Agent Workspace",
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@ -91,9 +91,13 @@ When implementation gets cheap, do not delete product discipline. Plans should u
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- PRD/spec captures why, users, constraints, and success criteria;
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- prototype makes options concrete and testable;
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- every artifact declares its stage: exploration, prototype, beta, or ship candidate;
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- production-looking prototypes must not imply production readiness without receipts;
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- human taste and systems thinking review whether the result fits the whole product;
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- scheduled/background agents may gather context, but promotion still needs receipts and review;
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- role boundaries can flex, but ownership, decision rights, and phase state must stay explicit.
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- role boundaries can flex, but ownership, decision rights, and phase state must stay explicit;
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- model-timing assumptions are explicit: some artifacts are kept to retest when model capability changes;
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- complexity budget is tracked because autonomous loops tend to add code; deletion/simplification is a first-class review criterion.
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Reference: Lenny's Podcast, "OpenAI Codex lead on the new shape of product work" with Andrew Ambrosino (YouTube `P3KDebPTUrw`).
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