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name, depth, testStrategy, keywords, description, skeleton, review_cap, change_control
| name | depth | testStrategy | keywords | description | skeleton | review_cap | change_control | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| workshop | Standard | Minimal |
|
Facilitated group session with mandatory gates | on | advisory | relaxed |
workshop scope
Standard depth for a facilitated group session with mandatory gates, but
with a Minimal test strategy - the testStrategy override that keeps the
test floor light for a teaching context. It runs the inception,
construction, and operation arc end to end (so participants see the whole
lifecycle) while skipping the ideation discovery stages that a facilitator
front-loads by hand.
Change Control defaults to relaxed so a moved input is reported once and the session keeps going; a facilitator who wants every reopened approval surfaced sets strict.
Why these stages, why skip those
A workshop walks a group through the methodology, so it keeps the
substantive build and operate stages visible: reverse-engineering,
practices-discovery, the full inception design pass, construction, and the
operation phase all run. It skips the early ideation ceremony
(market-research, feasibility, scope-definition, team-formation,
rough-mockups, approval-handoff) because the facilitator scopes the
exercise up front rather than running those stages live. The
testStrategy: Minimal override means tests are demonstrated, not held to
the production floor.
Membership
Keyword triggers: workshop, lab, training. Initialization, the
inception set, all of construction, and all of operation execute; the
ideation discovery stages are SKIP.