# Governance Workflows Status: MVP for `ADAPTIVE-WP-0008`. ## Purpose This milestone turns pricing outputs into governed workflows instead of standalone metrics. The repository now exposes: - a governance policy model - governed seller recommendations - a customer-facing safe-tuning contract surface - pricing health checks - provider-publication audit and revision surfaces ## Core And Adapter Layers Generic core: - `adaptive_pricing_core/governance.py` Coulomb adapter: - `projects/coulomb-pricing/observatory/governance.py` - `projects/coulomb-pricing/data/governance_policy.json` ## Governance Policy The policy model covers: - approval thresholds - customer-visible price-change rules - experiment capacity - candidate rollout limits - provider execution limits - customer communication ownership - grandfathering and notice expectations - customer-visible tuning enablement For Coulomb, the current policy keeps customer-visible tuning disabled and requires approval for candidate rollouts and approximate Stripe mappings. ## Recommendation Workflow Recommendations now include: - recommendation type: research, simulation, model change, or execution - rationale - confidence - risks - supporting observations - governance decision - approval requirements This satisfies the PRD requirement that recommendations be explainable and distinguish between evidence gathering, simulation, model design, and execution. ## Safe-Tuning Contract The governance surface exposes a structured contract for customer-tunable pricing: - allowed tunable parameters - a trade-off lexicon - pilot examples - whether a model is customer-visible or still pilot-only For the current Coulomb MVP, the contract exists only as a pilot surface for `membership-plus-overage`; accepted examples are still seller-assisted rather than self-serve. ## Health And Audit The dashboard payload now includes: - pricing health checks - provider execution readiness checks - tuning pilot health - experiment capacity checks - provider revision history and active revision metadata These surfaces are intended to help both humans and agents decide whether the next safe step is research, simulation, approval, execution, or rollback.