Before deployment or exposure
Pre-Incident Boundary Review
A pre-incident boundary review checks whether effective human intervention remains possible before release, deployment, capability exposure, infrastructure connection, irreversible publication, or authority handoff.
Definition
A pre-incident boundary review checks whether effective human intervention remains possible before release, deployment, capability exposure, infrastructure connection, irreversible publication, or authority handoff.
General concept vs. LUMINA-30 usage
Conventional pre-deployment review may cover performance, security, compliance, or model risk. The LUMINA-30 layer adds a specific boundary check about refusal effectiveness before irreversibility.
Why this distinction matters
The review can expose a gap while the process is still stoppable: unclear authority, insufficient evidence, excessive speed, inaccessible logs, uncontrolled delegation, or a stop that cannot take effect in time.
Limits and unknowns
It supplements rather than replaces domain-specific safety, security, legal, ethics, procurement, or operational review.
Try the One-Question Pilot
Run the lightweight pilot before deployment or capability exposure with the official One-Question Pilot ↗.
Official primary sources
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