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Review a BambooHR connector before production launch or major expansion. Check release-specific evidence for authentication, tenant isolation, HR data handling, reliability, reconciliation, monitoring, and rollback, then produce a documented GO or NO-GO decision with unresolved gates and waivers.

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Make a go/no-go decision for a BambooHR connector using exact evidence for auth, tenant isolation, HR-data handling, reliability, reconciliation, monitoring, and rollback. Use when reviewing a production launch or material expansion. Trigger with "BambooHR go live", "BambooHR production checklist", or "BambooHR launch review".

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  • Reviewing a BambooHR connector before launch
  • Checking readiness for a major production expansion
  • Documenting release gates, waivers, and rollback evidence

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SKILL.md (original)

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BambooHR Production Readiness Gate

Overview

Issue a reproducible go/no-go verdict. A checklist item passes only with current evidence tied to the release artifact and environment; "configured" or "tested before" is not a receipt.

Prerequisites

  • The target repository or integration path and the requested operator outcome.
  • The tenant, identity, and data scope only when approved live work is in scope.
  • The current evidence register plus customer-specific permissions and agreements.

Current Contract

The reviewed BambooHR contract includes tenant-local hosts, OAuth/API-key auth, caller-owned refreshed-token persistence, typed request IDs/errors, finite SDK retries, dataset v2, and one-time webhook keys. Legacy dataset/report deprecations and Python package-registry uncertainty must be explicit.

Authentication

Require auth mode, identity owner, tenant binding, field/operation permissions, credential age, rotation/revocation runbook, and OAuth state/token-persistence tests. Verify references, not secret values.

Instructions

  1. Freeze release commit and artifact digest. Confirm source, generated files, dependency lock, vulnerability/secret scans, and required CI are green.
  2. Verify each tenant and environment has isolated configuration, identity, token/key storage, destination namespace, queues, and checkpoints.
  3. Approve the minimum employee fields and workflows; confirm purpose, retention, encryption, deletion, backup, log, and support-evidence controls.
  4. Prove offline tests for auth, tenant isolation, permission loss, pagination, reconciliation, retries, ambiguous writes, schema drift, webhook HMAC/replay, and redaction.
  5. Prove production topology: timeouts, finite retries, per-tenant concurrency, circuit breaker, dead letter, alerts, dashboards, on-call ownership, and body-free health checks.
  6. If using Python SDK source, record exact commit and approval; do not claim a public registry release until reverified. For PHP, record the locked Packagist version.
  7. Rehearse rollback without deleting new data or replaying HR mutations. Define scheduler/queue ownership and checkpoint compatibility for both versions.
  8. Run an approved canary, compare source/destination counts and identities, and observe through the agreed window.
  9. Mark every gate PASS, FAIL, WAIVED with owner/expiry, or NOT APPLICABLE with reason. Any unresolved critical gate yields NO-GO.

Tool Discipline

Use Read, Glob, and Grep to collect exact release evidence. Use Write/Edit only for the approved readiness receipt and missing tests/configuration. This skill does not deploy, rotate secrets, call tenants, or alter production state.

Approval Boundaries

Launch approval must identify engineering, HR/data owner, security/privacy, and operations owners as applicable. A waiver needs owner, rationale, compensating control, and expiry.

Output

Return release and artifact identity, gate table with evidence links, canary and reconciliation result, waivers, rollback readiness, approvers, and final GO/NO-GO.

Error Handling

  • Evidence is stale or from another SHA/environment: mark the gate FAIL.
  • Rollback depends on an untested mutation replay: NO-GO.
  • Required owner absent: NO-GO; do not infer organizational approval.

Examples

  • "Everything passed last week" triggers evidence refresh against this artifact.
  • "Ship despite missing token persistence" returns NO-GO for an OAuth connector.

Resources

Read official evidence during the release review.

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