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External Review And Adoption Operating Queue

Purpose

This queue turns the proposal-preflight gaps into a small public operating plan.

The Agentic Enterprise Readiness Profile is not ready for formal AAIF project proposal submission. The next useful evidence is external technical feedback, adoption-trial interest, accepted upstream contribution, or public routing guidance from maintainers.

This queue exists to keep that work human, reviewable, and non-promotional.

Operating Boundaries

  • Do not mass-tag maintainers.
  • Do not post generic promotion in unrelated repositories.
  • Do not list a reviewer or adopter unless they explicitly opt in through a public link.
  • Do not claim AAIF, Linux Foundation, employer, maintainer, or reviewer endorsement from a comment.
  • Do not treat a read-only review as adoption.
  • Do not treat open PRs as accepted contribution.
  • Do not submit an AAIF proposal until the proposal preflight gaps are closed.

Current Evidence Gaps

Gap Why it matters Public proof needed
External reviewer feedback AAIF proposal readiness needs independent challenge, not only self-audit At least two public comments, issues, or PR reviews from non-Karuna reviewers
Adoption trial interest The profile must prove it helps repositories outside the 16-repo testbed One external maintainer or contributor publicly tries a read-only or branch trial
External adoption Formal proposal evidence needs explicit opt-in, not inferred use Public maintainer opt-in and a link to files, issue, branch, or PR
Maintainer diversity Growth-stage readiness requires community and governance depth Recurring reviewers or maintainers from different organizations
Accepted upstream contribution Open PRs are not recognition Merged PRs or maintainer acknowledgement with public attribution
Sponsor path signal Formal AAIF routing needs credible reviewer or TC-adjacent guidance Public comment that the work should route toward AAIF, AGENTS.md, MCP, A2A, agent gateway, or another specific venue

Review Lanes

Lane Reviewer profile First artifact Useful response shape
AGENTS.md and coding-agent workflows Maintainers who use agent instructions or coding-agent contribution flows docs/MAINTAINER_REVIEW_KIT.md and one boundary example Keep one section, remove one section, and state whether this belongs near AGENTS.md guidance
MCP and tool-boundary readiness MCP server/client maintainers or tool-governance reviewers templates/AGENTIC_BOUNDARY_MODEL.md and docs/REVIEWER_QUICKSTART_16_TESTBED.md Identify one tool/action boundary field that helps or creates burden
Agent gateway and policy governance Gateway, policy, or platform maintainers docs/ECOSYSTEM_ALIGNMENT_BRIEF.md and AccessGovernance Kit example State whether the profile helps explain routing, policy, approval, or audit evidence
Observability and traceability Trace, audit, or agent-run telemetry reviewers Observability examples and AAIF Observability PR evidence State whether the trace/audit boundary language is useful or too broad
Identity and trust Identity, RBAC, delegated-access, or workload-identity reviewers IdentityCore Platform and AccessGovernance Kit examples State whether delegated authority, session binding, and consent evidence are clear
OSS maintainer burden Maintainers of small or medium OSS projects docs/PUBLIC_REVIEW_PACKET.md and docs/REVIEW_SIGNAL_MATRIX.md Classify as useful, too heavy, too light, duplicative, wrong route, or no fit
Enterprise adoption Enterprise architects or platform reviewers 20-minute quickstart and one domain example State whether the evidence would help due diligence before forking or contributing

Adoption Trial Lanes

Current adoption-trial intake:

Trial type Timebox What changes What counts as public evidence
Read-only review 30-60 minutes No repository changes Public comment using one review signal
Shadow score 1-2 hours Private or issue-only score against one repository Public issue comment with gaps and no adoption claim
Branch trial 1-2 days Draft AGENTS.md, boundary model, or readiness JSON in a branch Public branch, draft PR, or issue link
Maintainer review 1-2 review cycles Maintainer reviews whether a small profile-aligned PR would be accepted Public maintainer comment
Listed adoption Only after opt-in Registry entry with exact links Maintainer explicitly asks to be listed

First 14-Day Queue

Priority Action Public surface Success signal
1 Update external reviewer call with proposal-preflight and queue links Issue #6 One reviewer leaves a signal or asks a clarifying question
2 Update adoption-trial issue with read-only trial path Issue #5 One maintainer or contributor tries a read-only review
3 Keep focused proposal review issue current Issue #4 Reviewer identifies first proposal blocker
4 Avoid new broad upstream proposals Contribution ledger No unnecessary maintainer noise
5 Convert accepted feedback into a patch release Roadmap and release notes One reviewer-driven change lands in the profile

Copy-Ready Reviewer Ask

I am looking for technical feedback on the Agentic Enterprise Readiness Profile, not endorsement.

The current review entry point is:
https://github.com/kmishra1204/agentic-enterprise-readiness-profile/blob/main/docs/PUBLIC_REVIEW_PACKET.md

The proposal-preflight dossier is:
https://github.com/kmishra1204/agentic-enterprise-readiness-profile/blob/main/docs/AAIF_PROJECT_PROPOSAL_PREFLIGHT_DOSSIER.md

The useful review can be one comment:
- useful
- useful-after-changes
- too-heavy
- too-light
- duplicative
- wrong-route
- no-fit

One sentence on why is enough. This is independent OSS work and does not imply AAIF/Linux Foundation endorsement, adoption, or certification.

Copy-Ready Adoption Trial Ask

I am looking for one external repository to try a read-only adoption trial of the Agentic Enterprise Readiness Profile.

No runtime code change is needed. The smallest trial is to compare one repository against:
- a boundary model
- an `agentic-readiness.json` example
- the 20-minute reviewer quickstart

The trial protocol is:
https://github.com/kmishra1204/agentic-enterprise-readiness-profile/blob/main/docs/ADOPTION_TRIAL_PROTOCOL.md

The public intake issue is:
https://github.com/kmishra1204/agentic-enterprise-readiness-profile/issues/5

A trial is not adoption, endorsement, certification, AAIF status, or Linux Foundation status. Listing requires explicit public opt-in.

Evidence Rules

Record evidence only when it is public and attributable:

  • issue comment
  • pull request review
  • discussion comment
  • draft PR
  • branch link
  • maintainer comment
  • merged PR
  • explicit opt-in adoption note

Do not record:

  • private DMs
  • employer-confidential feedback
  • screenshots of private messages
  • ambiguous likes, stars, or follows
  • inferred adoption from a fork
  • comments that do not relate to the profile

Escalation Rules

Move from review to proposal preparation only when these are true:

  1. At least two external reviewers have left public technical feedback.
  2. At least one external adoption trial exists or an external maintainer explicitly says the profile is useful enough to try.
  3. At least one upstream contribution has been merged or a maintainer has given public routing guidance.
  4. Governance, maintainer growth, security posture, and release process have been updated from reviewer feedback.
  5. The owner has made a deliberate decision on AAIF contribution-agreement, trademark, domain, account, and signatory implications.

Until then, the correct posture is external review and adoption-trial development.