Sigra Hex 1.0.0 Launch Evidence Bundle

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This bundle is the compact attachable evidence page for the Sigra Hex 1.0.0 launch. It routes to canonical proof and states proof boundaries; it does not duplicate the full release runbook, UAT matrix, or demo walkthrough.

What this bundle covers

  • Release gate status and waiver rules.
  • Docs warnings-as-errors posture.
  • UAT-to-CI coverage boundaries.
  • Published-consumer upgrade smoke posture.
  • Demo screenshot and evaluator proof.
  • Known limitations and proof boundaries.
  • Post-publish facts that cannot exist before the real Hex release.
  • HexDocs and source-link truth.

Evidence table

Evidence areaCanonical sourceStatus before publishPost-publish action
Release gate matrixRelease runbook v1.0 (docs/release-runbook-v1-0.md)Gate list, ref rules, required evidence, and waiver fields are definedFill release-ref run URLs and waiver rows, if any
Existing evidence routerGA evidence and audit posture (docs/ga-evidence.md)Existing router defines canonical release-evidence surfaces and pinned-link policyKeep this launch bundle aligned with the existing evidence router
Docs warnings-as-errorsRelease runbook dry-run and package inspection (docs/release-runbook-v1-0.md)mix docs --warnings-as-errors is a required publish blockerAttach release-ref command or CI log
UAT-to-CI mappingUAT versus CI coverage (docs/uat-ci-coverage.md)Machine-vs-human proof boundaries are documentedLink final release-ref CI jobs where applicable
Upgrade smokeUpgrading to v1.0 (guides/introduction/upgrading-to-v1.0.md) and upgrade proofCI / upgrade_smoke plus scripts/ci/upgrade-smoke.sh define the published-consumer laneAttach release-ref upgrade_smoke run URL
Demo screenshot proofDemo Showcase (guides/introduction/demo-showcase.md)Committed screenshots and seeded personas document evaluator proof and limitationsKeep screenshots tied to the release tag
Known limitationsSigra 1.0 contract, Demo proof boundary, and this pageNon-goals and residual proof boundaries are explicitRe-check launch copy did not add unsupported claims
Hex visibilityRelease runbook post-publish visibilityPlaceholder onlyReplace POST_PUBLISH_HEX_VISIBILITY_URL after Hex shows 1.0.0
HexDocs/source-link truthRelease runbook post-publish visibility and mix.exs source_ref: "v#{@version}"Placeholder onlyReplace POST_PUBLISH_HEXDOCS_VERSION_URL after docs and source links resolve
GitHub ReleaseRelease runbook evidence commandsPlaceholder onlyReplace POST_PUBLISH_GITHUB_RELEASE_URL after the release exists
Release-ref CI URLsRelease runbook evidence checklistPlaceholder onlyReplace POST_PUBLISH_RELEASE_REF_CI_URLS with final run URLs
WaiversRelease runbook gate matrixNo waiver is assumed by this bundleAny waiver must record gate, reason, approver, evidence URL, and expiry

Post-publish placeholders

These tokens are intentionally exact. Do not replace them until the real public release fact exists:

  • POST_PUBLISH_HEX_VISIBILITY_URL
  • POST_PUBLISH_HEXDOCS_VERSION_URL
  • POST_PUBLISH_GITHUB_RELEASE_URL
  • POST_PUBLISH_RELEASE_REF_CI_URLS

For release proof hosted outside the Hex package tarball, use pinned v1.0.0 links instead of main blob URLs. In other words: do not use main blob URLs for release evidence. This applies to GitHub-hosted planning artifacts, run logs, screenshots, and any release evidence that would otherwise drift after the release.

Hex package contents and HexDocs pages can use their own package-version URLs once published. GitHub source proof should point at the release tag.

What this does not prove

This launch evidence does not prove:

  • Compliance certification.
  • Live provider certification.
  • Host deployment warranty.
  • Hosted control plane behavior.
  • A guarantee over generated-host local modifications after an application changes emitted code.
  • Exhaustive behavior of real mail clients, live OAuth providers, tenant-specific policy, or every host deployment topology.

Those boundaries are compatible with the Sigra 1.0 release. They keep the evidence bundle honest about what is machine-proven, what is release-proven, and what remains host-owned.