Workerbee / Defense

Review what your release exposes.

Defense helps a team ask what an audience should receive, then inspect selected artifacts for unnecessary disclosure. The implemented foundation reviews captured or declared bytes; it does not enforce a live access policy.

Implemented foundationLocal/development tooling; hosted pilot planned

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DEFENSE

Illustrative output shape

A result.
With its boundaries.

Artifact
Declared release bytes
Contract
Intended audience
Limit
No live enforcement claim

An illustration, not a live run or customer report.

Inputs

Start with a clear scope.

Declared release-artifact scope, audience contracts, and selected JSON evidence

Outputs

Leave with reviewable evidence.

Findings, scope and coverage notes, and review guidance

Implemented foundation

What exists locally.

  • Release-artifact scope checks
  • Audience disclosure contracts
  • Selected JSON exposure checks
  • Findings with scope, coverage, and guidance

Scope and limits

What this does not establish.

  • Checks assess captured or declared bytes
  • Audience labels do not enforce live authorization
  • No proof of live API enforcement
  • Coverage does not extend to resources outside the declared selection

What we are building toward

The next step
needs its own evidence.

Develop a repeatable release review that connects exposure findings to the evidence and audience boundary behind them.

Shared Evidence supports this work; formats and workflows are still being brought together.

See the Evidence foundation

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