Use a three-step go/no-go gate to decide whether an automation is ready to launch.
Launch gate A subscription automation is minutes from launch. Tests passed, but the team has not confirmed every guardrail. A go/no-go gate protects the team from confusing working code with controlled risk. FMEA -> signal -> containment The three launch gates A safe automation launch asks whether severe failure is understood, whether detection is actionable, and whether the first run is contained. Shortcut Launch because the test suite is green. Green tests plus guardrails become a bounded launch decision. If one gate is missing, the default is not full launch. It is hold, pilot, or redesign the guardrail. 01 Failure…
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