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TECH-02

Discover, map, validate, and publish an integration.

A technology integration should progress from capability discovery through schema mapping and fixture validation to a supported published status.

governed lifecycle

Integration lifecycle
  1. 1
    Capability discovery
  2. 2
    Contract and schema mapping
  3. 3
    Fixture development
  4. 4
    Sandbox validation
  5. 5
    Round-trip proof
  6. 6
    Integration publication
  7. 7
    Support and versioning
Decision gate
  • Research only
  • Documented projection
  • Fixture validated
  • Supported integration

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An integration should not be treated as published until it has moved through a governed lifecycle: capability discovery, contract and schema mapping, fixture development, sandbox validation, and round-trip proof. This template frames integration work as a progression from initial validation to supported publication, with explicit checkpoints for fixture validation, partner confirmation, and ongoing versioning and maintenance. It also defines the exceptions that keep the process honest: capability gaps may require a partial projection only, vendor contract changes may invalidate prior assumptions, and some implementations must remain documented projections until the partner confirms the contract. The result is a repeatable path from discovery to a maintained, supported published status.

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Discover, map, validate, and publish an integration. (TECH-02). AI Security LLC Figure Library. https://aisecurity.llc/publication-dsl/figures/TECH-02