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Public release boundaries

How the KB separates available products, previews, and roadmap direction.

Status
Public information
Primary audience
Visitors, evaluators, customers, and stakeholders
Role
Clarify what is public, what is private, and what is not yet released

Boundary language

The KB should mark product pages as available, in development, preview, or product direction as appropriate. This keeps marketing credible and protects the brand from accidental overclaiming.

No internal process leakage

Public pages should not expose private remediation labels, internal QA notes, deployment secrets, provider details, or build comments.

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