Register the output
MIRENA records the workflow, version, owner, target asset, and current state.
Cross workflow governance
MIRENA keeps approval state visible from source evidence to production handoff.
Maps, briefs, audits, drafts, rewrites, link plans, and schema cues do not share the same approval owner, but they need one consistent state model. MIRENA records version, owner, evidence, blockers, decision, conditions, and next workflow.
StatesSix controlsDraft, review, revise, hold, approve, or supersede
RecordVersion and ownerEvery decision attaches to a specific output
GateEvidence and scopeThe asset cannot outrun the approved source context
HandoffNext workflowOnly approved material moves forward
Central distinction
MIRENA Approval Flow
Maps, briefs, audits, drafts, rewrites, link plans, and schema cues do not share the same approval owner, but they need one consistent state model. MIRENA records version, owner, evidence, blockers, decision, conditions, and next workflow.
A completed output is not the same as an approved output.
MIRENA process
The internal workflow turns evidence into an approved handoff.
Check source and scope
The output must fit the approved site, audience, offer, page role, and evidence boundary.
Run the workflow gate
The map, brief, draft, link plan, or schema cue receives its own quality checks.
Record failed checks
Every failure receives a reason, severity, owner, and required change.
Approve, revise, or hold
The decision and any conditions are attached to the exact version.
Create the handoff
Approved items move forward while superseded, held, and unresolved items remain visible.
Operating model
Shared approval states
The state model stays consistent even when the checks and reviewers change.
The output can change and must not enter production.
Reviewers inspect scope, evidence, quality, risk, and route.
The output can pass after named changes.
A required input, decision, or approval is missing.
The output can move to the named downstream workflow.
A newer approved version replaces the old one.
Illustrative record
Approval differs by workflow
The same state label can carry different checks.
Example output
- Topical mapPage ownership, overlap, routes, priority, and protected pages.
- Content briefPurpose, intent, entities, structure, proof, links, and exclusions.
- Draft or rewriteAnswers, facts, structure, evidence, links, claims, and editorial quality.
- Internal link planSource, target, route job, anchor direction, and placement.
- Schema cueVisible approval, type fit, properties, identity, validation, and timing.
Related routes
Move the approved finding into the smallest useful next workflow.
Brief Approval Flow
Review and approve content briefs.
Review the routePublish Readiness Checks
Check the final asset before publication.
Review the routeHow MIRENA Works
See how the approval layer fits the system.
Review the routeMIRENA Outputs
Review the shape of each workflow handoff.
Review the routeQuestions
MIRENA Approval Flow questions.
What is MIRENA approval flow?
It is the shared state model that records draft, review, revision, hold, approval, supersession, and downstream handoff.
Does every workflow use the same checks?
No. The states are shared, while maps, briefs, drafts, links, and schema cues use different gates.
Can an approved output change?
Yes, but the new version must enter review. The earlier approved version remains the controlled record until replaced.
What is a conditional approval?
It is approval tied to explicit conditions that cannot change the core structure, claims, or safety of the output.
What does MIRENA return?
MIRENA returns the state, version, failed checks, owner, condition, supersession note, and next workflow route.
Next route
Give MIRENA the source context and evidence. Receive the controlled output or handoff.
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MIRENA output requires factual, editorial, legal, technical, and business review before publication or client delivery.