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Active database publicationTelecom Network Assurance
Demand, topology, service-level, capacity, and change-risk evidence joined into a non-operational network assurance plan.
Opens the installed OpenCorvus desktop app. The client re-downloads and re-verifies this exact revision, then asks you for an install scope. No desktop app yet? Install OpenCorvus first
Bound execution graph
Workflow and handoffs
The graph shows who owns each step and which earlier result it depends on. It explains the team's collaboration contract; it is not live task progress and does not schedule Agents from the page.
5fa3a0614 nodes- 01telecom-demand-topology-analystMaps service demand, topology, dependencies, traffic boundaries, and evidence gaps.
root - 02telecom-service-level-analystDefines sourced service indicators, objectives, error budgets, and incident evidence.
root - 03telecom-capacity-change-risk-analystMaps capacity constraints, maintenance windows, rollout dependencies, and change risk.
root - 04network-assurance-ownerJoins the branches into a reviewable non-operational assurance plan.
← telecom-capacity-change-risk-analyst + telecom-demand-topology-analyst + telecom-service-level-analyst
Intended scope
Use for bounded telecom service-assurance and capacity analysis.
- Product pillarswork
- Agent roster4 declared roles
- Declared workflows1 complete responsibility and dependency graphs
- Full capability projection1 Skills · 3 tools · 0 MCP refs
Roles and ownership
This roster comes from the exact package. Agent identity and base role participate in the real runtime; avatars, ratings, and personas do not influence selection.
- Demand and Topology Analyst
exploreMaps service demand, topology, dependencies, traffic boundaries, and evidence gaps. - Service-Level Analyst
delegated-workerDefines sourced service indicators, objectives, error budgets, and incident evidence. - Capacity and Change-Risk Analyst
delegated-workerMaps capacity constraints, maintenance windows, rollout dependencies, and change risk. - Network Assurance Owner
delegated-workerJoins the branches into a reviewable non-operational assurance plan.
Workflow and handoffs
The graph shows who owns each step and which earlier result it depends on. It explains the team's collaboration contract; it is not live task progress and does not schedule Agents from the page.
network-assurance-plan
Network Assurance Plan
Three independent evidence branches converge into one accountable review pack.
- 01telecom-demand-topology-analystMaps service demand, topology, dependencies, traffic boundaries, and evidence gaps.depends_on: []
- 02telecom-service-level-analystDefines sourced service indicators, objectives, error budgets, and incident evidence.depends_on: []
- 03telecom-capacity-change-risk-analystMaps capacity constraints, maintenance windows, rollout dependencies, and change risk.depends_on: []
- 04network-assurance-ownerJoins the branches into a reviewable non-operational assurance plan.depends_on: telecom-capacity-change-risk-analyst, telecom-demand-topology-analyst, telecom-service-level-analyst
Capability scope
The full projection includes built-in, default, and package-owned references. The package-owned subset is disclosed separately and never presented as the complete permission surface.
- Full Skill projection1 unique references; 1 are the package-owned subset
- Full tool projection3 unique references; 0 are the package-owned subset
- Full MCP projection0 server/tool/prompt/resource references; 0 are the package-owned subset
- Configuration0 fields · 0 required
Version and provenance
During publication import, the website reconstructs the canonical file tree and complete display facts from the exact ZIP referenced by the signed catalog. The local Manager validates shape, identity, topology, and digest again during install.
- Identitybuiltin/telecom-network-assurance
- Version2026.08.13.1
- Package SHA-2565fa3a061cc46e2055c129cc24c896a7088bd1d363ccd7296ebea6e163386399c
This record belongs to the active database publication. The importer checked it field by field against the OpenCorvus-signed catalog, exact ZIP, and content digest. The signing private key never reaches the production server; third-party publisher identity and independent review services are not open yet.
Install boundary
The page can hand this exact revision to an installed OpenCorvus client, or stream its content-addressed ZIP. Neither path installs or activates a team from the web: the client re-downloads the archive, re-verifies its bytes, digest, and shape, and requires an explicit scope.
- 01Resolve the exact revision in the website database, verify ZIP bytes and SHA-256, then hand it to the client or start the download response
- 02Recompute the digest and strictly validate the selected package during client import
- 03Require the operator to choose project or user-global scope
- 04Import atomically through the Manager and return a mutation receipt
- 05Select the installed Squad separately before the active profile changes