add configurable qualification scoring
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@@ -76,6 +76,17 @@ Source adapters are a security boundary, not a generic fetch facility. Registry
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If a future approved adapter fetches URLs, apply the SSRF requirements below in addition to source approval. Network discovery is not implemented by this documentation or by the current Compose stack.
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## Phase 10 scoring security controls
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- Treat score, priority, and eligibility as separate security-relevant outputs. A score or priority band is ranking metadata only and must never authorize contact, export, enrichment, or another side effect.
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- Rule sets must be named, versioned, tenant-scoped, explicitly approved/activated, and immutable once used for a calculation. Store weights, thresholds, required signals, freshness windows, suppression precedence, algorithm version, and deterministic rounding/tie-breaking; do not permit clients to submit or override them.
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- Make every result reproducible from a tenant-scoped input/evidence snapshot, normalized values, rule-set/version, algorithm/version, and calculation timestamp/freshness context. Explanations must identify contributing factors, points/weights, exclusions, evidence references, and uncertainty/staleness reasons without leaking another tenant's data or unnecessary personal data.
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- Evaluate eligibility independently and fail closed. Suppression/do-not-contact always yields ineligible and remains visible; stale, expired, missing, blocked, partial, or uncertain required evidence must be explicit and cannot be silently treated as zero, false, or positive. Never let recalculation revive a suppressed value.
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- Recalculation must be authenticated, authorized, tenant-scoped, idempotent or safely retryable, and auditable. Record actor/job, rule-set and input versions, request reason, start/end, before/after outputs, explanation changes, counts, failures, and partial/incomplete status. Preserve prior results and audit history; do not rewrite history in place.
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- Protect rule-set, explanation, recalculation, and audit reads with the same organization predicate as business data. Cross-tenant rule IDs, job IDs, evidence references, and business IDs must not disclose existence. Ensure background workers carry tenant context and cannot process an unscoped batch.
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Phase 10 is not production-ready until rule-set lifecycle permissions/approval, immutable snapshots, audit tamper resistance, retention/deletion policy, concurrency/rollback behavior, and regression tests for suppression precedence, stale/uncertain handling, replay/reproducibility, and tenant isolation are complete.
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## Known limitations before production
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1. **Password storage:** production passwords must be hashed with Argon2id using a reviewed cost/memory/parallelism policy. Never store plaintext or reversible passwords, and never log bootstrap credentials. Rehash on login when the policy changes.
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