Decision Slot (2026-02-02): No Product Code Changes Detected — CI Auth Token Rotation Only

Context#

This decision slot focuses on operational maintenance rather than product functionality. The available evidence shows only updates to a CI authentication token configuration, with no accompanying changes to application logic, services, user-facing behavior, or knowledge-pack content.

What Changed#

• CI authentication token values were rotated/updated.
• The modification was small in scope (a handful of lines changed) and limited to CI credential material.

What Did Not Change#

• No product code changes were detected for this slot.
• No changes were identified in decision logic, routing behavior, UI behavior, API behavior, or content/index structures based on the provided diff summary.

Why It Matters#

Rotating CI credentials reduces the blast radius of accidental exposure and helps maintain least-privilege operational hygiene. Keeping this activity isolated from product code also lowers the risk of introducing regressions while performing security maintenance.

Outcome / Impact#

• Security posture improved via credential rotation.
• No expected impact on runtime behavior, APIs, or user workflows.

Notes#

If CI workflows depend on the rotated token, the primary risk surface is misconfiguration (e.g., missing updates in the CI environment). With the evidence provided, no additional changes were required beyond the token update.