Green means proved.
Not production approved.
FoundationKit separates repository confidence from production governance. CI proves the tested baseline and deterministic contracts; production approval still requires the independent governance boundary.
Evidence belongs to the same commit.
A green result from another revision is not accepted as proof for a changed baseline. The closure work repeatedly validated all required gates against the exact PR head before merge.
Restore audit, build, tests, Workbench publish, package integrity, SQL/API/OpenAPI/Postman evidence.
Deterministic generation and safe ownership/regeneration behavior.
A/B full-stack proof against SQL Server.
Runtime OpenAPI deterministically produces the expected typed C# transport.
SQL-side filter/sort/count/page and view-backed read behavior.
Generated Blazor restore, build and publish against the shared UI layer.
Repository security checks and tracked-secret scanning.
C# and JavaScript static analysis.
Windows launcher and local manager behavior stays validated.
Generated artifacts are checked, not trusted.
OpenAPI is the serialized runtime transport source of truth. Generated Postman and typed clients are verified against it so stale documentation cannot quietly become a second contract.
Repository Complete ≠ Production Approved
The reusable FoundationKit Core is complete enough to start real products. Production go-live still requires governance such as protected main and independent review before release. Green CI alone is deliberately not treated as production approval.