Back to collectionTurning the Terra Postmortem into Engineering Questions
Terra’s lessons had entered the studio’s risk manual, but A-Zhen still needed to turn a broad warning into checks her engineering team could use. Project work was steady that day. The manual’s warning now had a list of engineering questions behind it.
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Terra’s lessons had entered the studio’s risk manual, but A-Zhen still needed to turn a broad warning into checks her engineering team could use. She worried that everyone would remember only the phrase “stay away from algorithmic stablecoins.”
Project work was steady that day. A-Zhen finished reading a Terra postmortem and filled the internal network with notes. Alongside the points of failure, she asked colleagues to identify which parts of the project depended on external assets and which risks needed a decision from finance.
The manual’s warning now had a list of engineering questions behind it. A-Zhen did not make finance’s decisions for it. She planned to hear objections from each area and narrow the list to checks that mattered; the team still needed to establish which concerns applied to the studio.