Publishing
Govern review, validation, readiness, scope, and downstream visibility across Kairos canonical content.
Publishing Queue reviews canonical content readiness across Lessons, Standardized Exams, and Templates — the same three content types Content Library governs. Operational Assignments, Learning Pathways nodes, Repository assets, and Import jobs are not queue sources: none of them has a canonical, server-governed publishing lifecycle today (see docs/architecture/superadmin-publishing-queue-a4.md).
Publication states are draft → in_review → changes_requested → ready_to_publish → published → archived. Readiness is computed server-side (listSuperadminPublishingQueueV1) from grounded fields only — title, grade, subject, course, language, and sequence where declared. No requirement is guessed from field-sniffing heuristics.
Listing and readiness are read-only for every content type. Lesson rows additionally carry Publish / Unpublish / Archive actions through the governed setLibraryResourcePublicationV1 writer (superadmin-only, audited) — the same action Lesson Studio's own Publishing tab uses. Standardized Exams and Templates have no governed publish writer yet, so their rows stay read-only.
Title, grade, subject, course, and language present — server-computed, one blocker code per missing field (MISSING_TITLE, MISSING_GRADE, MISSING_SUBJECT, MISSING_COURSE, MISSING_LANGUAGE).
Only required when a Lesson already declares a lesson_code but has no lesson_order (MISSING_SEQUENCE). Legacy Lessons with no sequencing intent are never flagged.
Once published, canonical content surfaces to Tetrahedron / Cube runtime per its existing publication flow — unchanged by this queue, which is read-only.
📋 Publishing queue Governed · Read-only
| Title | Content type | Publication state | Readiness | Blockers | Grade | Subject | Course | Language | Artifacts | Updated | Open | Publication action |
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✅ Publishing readiness checklist Server-computed gates
Every check below is computed by listSuperadminPublishingQueueV1 from fields Content Library already exposes — nothing is guessed from content-type-specific heuristics.
Not yet implemented (documented, not fabricated): required-artifact enforcement per content type, and a governed publish/unpublish writer for Standardized Exams and Templates (Lessons already have one — setLibraryResourcePublicationV1).
🔁 Downstream visibility
How a published candidate moves from canonical governance to runtime surfaces.
Lessons, Assignments, Standardized Exams, and Learning Pathways become discoverable to teachers.
Students consume published lessons, assignments, and exams via online or paper delivery.
Response sheets and exam packages drive OCR Review and grading flows.
Published assets are linked into Repository for reuse and license / source tracking.
Per-student outcomes, mastery, and readiness signals feed partner / tutor reporting.
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