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# Banker Runtime Readiness Standard Investment Banking skills should not rely on instructions alone when a banker would expect a usable artifact. This standard classifies each skill's executable maturity and defines what must exist before a workflow can be called banker-operational, senior-ready, client-ready, committee-ready, board-ready, or external-ready. ## Runtime Maturity Levels - `instruction_only`: the skill has guidance, templates, or prose standards but no deterministic runtime path. - `support_script`: the skill has a helper script that produces support data, validation, or a scaffold only. - `deterministic_human_artifact`: the skill can create a repeatable workbook, HTML report/dashboard, native document/deck, or generated package with a clear first-read artifact. - `banker_operational`: the deterministic artifact includes controls, open items, source posture, next actions, and support artifacts hidden behind the manifest hierarchy. - `senior_ready`: the artifact passes source/model/deck gates and can be reviewed by a VP/MD without obvious missing evidence, citation, model, or visual checks. - `external_ready`: the artifact is suitable for client, lender, board, committee, or external circulation after required banker/legal/specialist review gates are cleared. ## Required Runtime Declaration Every skill should be trackable with these fields: - `skill` - `runtime_maturity` - `default_human_artifact` - `deterministic_runtime_exists` - `native_office_output_exists` - `dashboard_builder_output_exists` - `model_citations_supported` - `source_gate_supported` - `senior_ready_blockers` - `runtime_script` - `primary_test` - `eval_prompt_ids` ## Senior-Ready Blocking Principles Senior/client/committee/board/external-ready posture must be blocked or downgraded when: - material numbers lack source IDs or workbook cell/range citations; - model outputs cannot be traced to a workbook, sheet, and cell/range; - the source register is missing or unresolved; - deck/page visual review has not been performed where the artifact is a deck, board package, pitch, or PDF-derived output; - PDF/OCR extraction confidence is weak or image-only content was not reviewed; - legal, covenant, collateral, intercreditor, tax, or ratings matters are incomplete for credit/restructuring/capital-markets outputs; - the runtime can only produce support artifacts or scaffolds. ## Artifact Hierarchy Runtime maturity never changes the deliverable hierarchy: 1. Human hero artifact first: XLSX, HTML dashboard/report, native PPTX/DOCX, or generated package with first-read file. 2. Companion artifact second: issue log, dashboard companion, workbook, native deck/document, or source/readiness summary. 3. Support artifacts last: JSON, CSV, Markdown, logs, render contracts, handoffs, and debug files. Final responses should lead with the hero deliverable, then companion deliverables, then mention support artifacts only briefly unless the user requests them.
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