AirlineOps Parity Intake Rubric (gzkit)¶
Purpose: define a strict, repeatable filter for importing governance behavior from AirlineOps into gzkit.
Principle: selective parity, not wholesale mirroring.
Decision Rule¶
For each candidate item from AirlineOps, classify it using this order:
- Is it GovZero governance behavior (not AirlineOps product behavior)?
- Does it improve gzkit operator clarity, enforcement strength, or evidence quality?
- Is there a runnable gzkit runtime/proof surface to back it?
- Can it be imported without breaking established gzkit command contracts?
If any answer is no, do not import as active parity without explicit tracking.
Classification Outcomes¶
| Outcome | Use when | Required action |
|---|---|---|
| Import Now | Governance primitive, high value, runtime-backed | Implement + validate + report evidence |
| Import with Compatibility | Needed, but naming/flow drift exists | Add alias/bridge, document canonical target |
| Defer (Tracked) | Valuable but not runtime-backed yet | File ADR/OBPI follow-up with owner/date |
| Exclude | Product capability or repo-specific process | Record in exclusion log with rationale |
Severity Guidance¶
| Severity | Meaning | Typical response |
|---|---|---|
| P0 | Blocks gate integrity or attestation boundary | Immediate fix in current cycle |
| P1 | High governance drift risk | Prioritize next minor |
| P2 | Moderate operational drift | Batch into planned parity tranche |
| P3 | Low impact or documentation polish | Opportunistic or scheduled maintenance |
Required Evidence for Imports¶
Every imported item must include:
- Source path in AirlineOps
- Target path in gzkit
- Classification outcome from this rubric
- Validation commands and pass/fail results
- ADR/OBPI linkage for changes or deferrals
Non-Negotiables¶
- Do not import product-domain workflows as governance parity.
- Do not claim parity when only naming matches but runtime/proof surfaces do not.
- Do not leave high-impact gaps untracked.
- Do not allow compatibility aliases to drift from canonical behavior.