DGS outputs are operating architecture, not final determinations. They exist to surface operating truth, define a control path, and improve how a hard problem is tested and advanced. A campaign or implementation package is pilot-ready only inside its stated boundary; it is not an enterprise rollout claim or a substitute for qualified approval.
Serious use still requires qualified review where the domain demands it. DGS is built to improve how a hard problem is framed and advanced, not to erase legal, medical, scientific, financial, engineering, or operator review.
Proof boundaries are not decorative. They define what was prosecuted, what remains unprosecuted, what would disprove, block, or materially weaken a route, and what evidence is still missing. Validation paths are not optional extras. They are part of the DGS output standard because a serious route should explain how its frame, intervention, campaign sequence, or pilot package will be tested.