claw/docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-20-scene-skill-102-pseudoprod-batch-selection-design.md

Scene Skill 102 Pseudo-Production Batch Selection Design

Date: 2026-04-20 Parent: 2026-04-20-scene-skill-102-static-mock-pseudoprod-validation-plan.md Upstream: 2026-04-20-sweep-015-direct-mock-partial-closure-plan.md

Intent

Select the first bounded pseudo-production validation batch after all 102 generated skills have passed local full direct mock execution.

This design does not execute pseudo-production. It only defines the candidate selection rules, batch composition, evidence requirements, and stop conditions for the next execution stage.

Current Baseline

1. Final materialized skills: 102 / 102
2. Deterministic invocation readiness: 102 / 102
3. Static validation: 102 / 102
4. Dispatch dry-run: 102 / 102
5. Full direct mock execution: 102 / 102
6. Pseudo-production readiness:
   • pseudo-prod-ready: 70
   • real-env-required: 32

Selection Principle

The first pseudo-production batch should be small, balanced, and low-risk.

It should include only scenes that are:

1. materialized
2. deterministic dispatch ready
3. static validated
4. direct mock pass
5. pseudo-prod-ready

It should not include scenes that require host-bridge runtime, local-doc runtime, document export runtime, or other real-environment-only dependencies in the first batch.

Batch Shape

The first batch should contain 10 scenes:

1. paginated_enrichment: 4
2. multi_mode_request: 2
3. single_request_enrichment: 2
4. multi_endpoint_inventory: 1
5. page_state_eval: 1

host_bridge_workflow and local_doc_pipeline are explicitly excluded from the first pseudo-production batch because their readiness records require real environment dependencies.

Required Evidence Per Scene

Each selected scene must produce or collect:

1. console log
2. network log or request summary
3. screenshot if browser target page is required
4. exported file if an artifact is produced
5. generation report reference
6. deterministic invocation input used
7. final execution classification

Failure Taxonomy

Pseudo-production execution results must classify failures as one of:

1. login-blocked
2. network-blocked
3. host-bridge-blocked
4. local-doc-runtime-blocked
5. data-mismatch
6. artifact-mismatch
7. environment-unavailable
8. runtime-error

Forbidden Scope

This design does not allow:

1. executing browser automation
2. accessing production credentials
3. accessing real business systems
4. modifying generated skill packages
5. modifying analyzer.rs, generator.rs, or runtime dispatch
6. updating official board status
7. claiming production pass

Expected Output

The output is a pseudo-production batch plan asset that names:

1. selected scenes
2. deferred scenes
3. selection reasons
4. execution prerequisites
5. required evidence checklist
6. next execution plan input