End-to-end playbooks: Web and Laravel
Complete paths for taking a Web/Astro or Laravel solution from problem and discovery through Foundation Ready, release, smoke, operations, and learning.
Complete paths for taking a Web/Astro or Laravel solution from problem and discovery through Foundation Ready, release, smoke, operations, and learning.
These playbooks connect DCP Flow end to end for two common families: Web/Astro and Laravel. They do not replace Standards or Blueprints; they show how to turn them into a complete operational path.
A shared path from problem to operations
Both families start with problem and outcome, move through discovery when applicable, Blueprint, Foundation Ready, Golden Flow, Sprint and Execution Contract, implementation, Quality Gates, PR, dev, release, deployment, smoke, and Operational Handoff.
- Problem before technology.
- Foundation Ready before acceleration.
- Working branch → dev → main.
- Stable release requires runtime evidence.
Web/Astro and Laravel share governance, not runtime
Web/Astro emphasizes static-first delivery, content, SEO, accessibility, and a static artifact. Laravel emphasizes operational domain, authorization, persistence, migrations, queues, and integrations. DCP Flow keeps the same evidence and Human Gate model while adapting controls to the stack.
- Astro: static-first and traceable artifact.
- Laravel: proportional modular monolith.
- Stack-specific Quality Gates.
- Operations, recovery, and learning close both cycles.
Contextual glossary＋
Critical end-to-end journey that must work and produce verifiable evidence.
Execution contract defining objective, scope, boundaries, evidence, and acceptance conditions.
Checkpoint where evidence determines whether work may progress.
Explicit transfer of a system from delivery into operations and support.