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Definition of Done that bites

DoD is the quality contract for every Increment. If “tested” is vague, bugs escape. Make DoD checkable and shared.

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Draft a real DoD

Include: code reviewed, tests at agreed level, a11y/security notes if relevant, docs/runbook updates, deployed to staging.

  • Acceptance criteria met
  • Unit/integration/E2E as agreed for the change
  • No new Sev-1/2 known issues
  • Feature flag / rollback path if needed
  • Observability: log/metric/trace touch if user-facing
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Do this now

Write a 6–10 item DoD checklist your team could adopt next sprint.

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Chapter learning outcomes
  • DoD vs acceptance criteria
  • Team vs org DoD
  • Undone work

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