Summary of work done

Enhanced the daily SAIL KB follow-up and drift scan automation so it can make high-confidence autonomous fixes while avoiding design reversions and live-system mutations.

What changed

Autonomous fix policy added

The automation may now apply non-destructive, rollback-backed fixes when verified by live Notion, live system reads, canonical files, or automation memory. It may restore missing read-only helpers, wire helper outputs, update its prompt or memory, correct stale local helper paths, and update stale Notion blocker pages only when newer verified canonical evidence clearly closes them.

The automation may not perform design reversions. It may not replace accepted design elements, restore old templates, undo live visual fixes, bulk-edit website styling, edit published WordPress post_content, mutate Google Ads spend or keywords, move mailbox messages, send messages, change live Salesforce automations, delete production data, or take cost-increasing actions. Visual or website-design drift must be audited and staged only, with go-live approval separate.

Verification

Rollback