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# Inferred execution profiles
Choose a profile from product stage, mutation authority, risk/evidence needs, and deployment state. Prompt keywords and a request to “be quick” are not routing evidence. A profile narrows or strengthens evidence; it never overrides a specialists binding question order, pressure, gates, mutation boundary, or exit behavior.
## Smoke/readiness
- Infer when: A narrow, reversible, pre-deployment or operational readiness decision needs bounded evidence; the requested claim is readiness, not completeness.
- Mandatory modules: Every selected specialist module remains mandatory. Run its entry gates and the smallest source-authorized evidence path that can answer the readiness question.
- Legal skips: Only source-declared conditional work whose condition is demonstrably false, or evidence unavailable after a named attempt. Never skip a STOP gate, approval boundary, reproduction/root-cause gate, or required physical-device/production evidence.
- Artifacts: A readiness record naming the exact scope, probes run, evidence and freshness, failures, skipped work with reasons, and the next standard/deep step.
- Claims: Only ready/not-ready for the named bounded decision. Must say “Readiness profile — not a complete review.” Never claim comprehensive, fully verified, production-safe, or no issues found outside the inspected scope.
## Standard
- Infer when: Normal feature or change work has bounded scope and risk and needs the selected specialists complete default workflow.
- Mandatory modules: Every selected specialist module and all of its mandatory phases, gates, artifacts, and exit checks.
- Legal skips: Only smart skips explicitly authorized by the specialist and supported by inspected evidence; list each skipped primary module and each skipped conditional phase.
- Artifacts: Every artifact required by the selected specialist, plus evidence provenance, unresolved decisions, and a skip ledger.
- Claims: Complete only for the named specialist scope and evidence layer. Broader product, security, production, or device claims require those modules and evidence.
## Deep
- Infer when: Risk, ambiguity, blast radius, cross-system effects, irreversible mutation, security/reliability needs, or production deployment demands stronger evidence.
- Mandatory modules: Every selected specialist module, all mandatory phases and outside-voice/cross-consumer modules selected by the dispatcher, with unchanged STOP and approval gates.
- Legal skips: Only specialist-authorized smart skips proven irrelevant. Missing, stale, malformed, or contradictory evidence is a gap or blocker, never a successful skip.
- Artifacts: All specialist artifacts plus changed-input/unchanged-consumer trace, negative and failure-path evidence, provenance/freshness, rollback or reversibility evidence where applicable, and unresolved-risk ledger.
- Claims: Complete only across the explicitly listed modules and evidence layers. “Confirmed” requires independent supporting evidence; production/device/security claims require matching production/device/security evidence.