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| This case study documents product ownership work for a generalized prevention technology workflow. The work focused on intake flow design, MVP scope control, requirements definition, acceptance criteria, governance, and developer-ready implementation planning. | ||
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| This repository is a public portfolio case study based on a generalized prevention technology workflow. It has been adapted to remove client-identifying details and does not include private client data, credentials, production secrets, proprietary records, or stakeholder names. | ||
| This repository has been adapted to remove organization-identifying details. It does not include private data, credentials, production secrets, proprietary records, stakeholder names, non-public URLs, branding, or identifiable visual assets. |
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When this repository is published with its normal history, deleting the PNGs does not satisfy this anonymization claim: both branded images remain recoverable from the parent commit (for example, via git show c4f328a^:domain-risk-factor-mapping.png) and visibly contain the client-identifying “PTTC Discovery Tool” title. Rewrite the published history or export a clean history so these blobs are not distributed.
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