Go To Phase 0 Script and Execution Model
The Phase 0 Script and Execution Model defines how scripts support repeatable implementation work while preserving architectural traceability and implementation discipline.
Table 16-1: Summary of Phase 0 script categories
| Script category | Phase 0 purpose |
|---|---|
| Prerequisite checking | Confirms required tools, directories, configuration, dependencies, and handbook availability before generation or execution. |
| Type generation | Generates implementation types from governed IDL definitions. |
| Build preparation | Validates or prepares the repository for local execution, demonstration, or later deployment planning. |
| Node execution | Starts a selected implementation participant. |
| Multi-node startup | Starts a controlled set of implementation participants for demonstration or interaction flow execution. |
| Multi-node shutdown | Stops implementation participants and records shutdown behavior. |
| Cleanup | Removes or isolates temporary artifacts according to repository workflow. |
| Log collection | Collects script or runtime logs where Phase 0 requires review or later evidence planning. |
| Workflow checking | Supports repository, naming, traceability, generated-file, or review checks. |
Scripts provide controlled support for implementation activity. They do not replace architecture, implementation mappings, developer rules, deployment planning, or evidence planning.
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