Overview
Learn how Akii turns issues into prioritized fixes with owners, proof, recommended actions, retests, and agency/developer handoff.
- Issues should include severity, confidence, affected item, proof, and recommended fix.
- Fixes can target graph data, sources, publishing settings, public pages, action paths, or partner systems.
- Retest is the proof that the fix changed behavior.
What Fix Queue means in Akii
Fix Queue is documented as part of Akii v2 only: Commerce Graph, Agent Gateway, Action Registry, Protocol Compatibility, Answer QA, monitoring, sources, fixes, and Partner Console operations. The page explains the operational role, not a generic marketing claim.
How it works
Akii stores issues and fixes so operators, agencies, and implementation partners can move from issue discovery to repair. Each fix should state the target platform, owner, status, priority, and whether a retest is required.
- Start from approved client data instead of scraped fragments.
- Keep public and private data boundaries explicit.
- Attach evidence, owner, status, and version context where the product supports it.
- Retest after changes so issues and readiness gaps do not become stale.
Boundaries
Akii documents what is supported, partial, readiness-only, export-only, planned, or watchlist. Do not treat readiness as certification or exports as full partner integration.
- Do not close a fix just because copy changed; retest the affected output or action path.
- Do not publish a fix that contradicts approved source evidence.
- Payment or checkout provider changes must stay with the approved provider workflow.