Validation matrix
Version, environment, primary route, expected behavior, observed behavior, evidence, and a clear pass, constrained, or fail status.
PreviewReady / Preflight Packet
Catch release friction before your customers do.
The PreviewReady Preflight Packet turns your public documentation and changelog—plus a non-secret build or demo you provide—into a reproducible compatibility and QA packet for one WordPress plugin release.
$199 · one release · one critical workflow
The packet
Three documents your release decision can use.
The work is deliberately narrow: surface material risks, preserve reproducible evidence, and make the next action obvious.
Reproducible smoke checklist
A short ordered route another team member can rerun without interpreting a wall of unstructured notes.
Risk-ranked gaps
Release-note and documentation gaps ranked by user impact and confidence, with the smallest useful next action.
Fixed packet scope: one defined plugin release, one critical workflow, and up to six agreed validation rows using the evidence named in the written scope. This is not a security audit, certification, penetration test, exhaustive test pass, or promise of a bug-free release.
Reproducible by design
Observations get a route, environment, and confidence—not a dramatic label.
A Preflight Packet item distinguishes what was directly observed from what was inferred from public documentation. Untested surfaces stay marked untested.
Ask about one releaseFieldStateEvidence
Primary activation routeNot runPending build
Upgrade pathNot runPending scope
Release note coverageNot reviewedPending changelog
Fit gate
Useful when the release is narrow enough to reproduce.
Usually a fit
- One defined plugin release or release candidate.
- Public docs and changelog identify the intended behavior.
- A non-secret build or public demo can be inspected responsibly.
- The team wants a compact decision packet, not exhaustive certification.
Outside this packet
- Security certification or penetration testing.
- Production access, private customer records, or secret credentials.
- An open-ended test of every integration and environment.
- A guarantee that the release contains no defect.