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Goal\nRewrite the README so a junior can install AQA, run a first project journey, understand the product and see its differentiators versus conventional testing tools.\n\n## Included\n- Complete shipped feature inventory and honest evidence boundary\n- Differentiator comparison matrix and concrete ecommerce example\n- Source, package and ecosystem installation paths\n- Copy/paste first-project walkthrough\n- CI, replay, ingestion, mutation/holdout, DR and custom-pack examples\n- Updated roadmap/status references and documentation lessons\n\n## Verification\n- Explicit README and roadmap link checks passed with markdown-link-check\n- git diff --check passed\n- CLI help was compared against documented commands\n- The repository's technical CI remains required\n\n## Review policy\nThe operator previously opted out of Copilot review for this side-project phase; no secrets or production-provider claims are introduced. Technical CI gates remain mandatory.
Published CLI package lacks documented v2 commands
README.md:191
Path B is not executable for the v2 commands documented below. The latest tagged release (v1.10.0) still packages @aqa/kit 1.9.0, and its CLI does not expose verify, ingest, dr, risk, or mutation; a junior following this published-package path will hit unknown-command errors. Either publish/version a bundle containing these verbs and pin that version here, or explicitly limit Path B to the older CLI surface and route the v2 examples through the source path.
Restore validation does not perform release-gate binding
README.md:594
The commands shown above do not perform the release-gate binding: aqa dr restore only validates restore evidence against the inventory. Signed production evidence is bound only by the separate aqa dr release-gate ... --public-key ... --public-key-id ... command, so this paragraph currently overstates what the example proves. Add that invocation or state explicitly that the shown commands stop at internal consistency validation.
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Goal\nRewrite the README so a junior can install AQA, run a first project journey, understand the product and see its differentiators versus conventional testing tools.\n\n## Included\n- Complete shipped feature inventory and honest evidence boundary\n- Differentiator comparison matrix and concrete ecommerce example\n- Source, package and ecosystem installation paths\n- Copy/paste first-project walkthrough\n- CI, replay, ingestion, mutation/holdout, DR and custom-pack examples\n- Updated roadmap/status references and documentation lessons\n\n## Verification\n- Explicit README and roadmap link checks passed with markdown-link-check\n- git diff --check passed\n- CLI help was compared against documented commands\n- The repository's technical CI remains required\n\n## Review policy\nThe operator previously opted out of Copilot review for this side-project phase; no secrets or production-provider claims are introduced. Technical CI gates remain mandatory.