IDE Software Prior Testing Summary
Status: Reviewer summary Owner: BionicLoop engineering Last updated: 2026-04-07 12:32 EDT
Purpose
Summarize the current body of prior software testing that supports the investigational baseline, without requiring reviewers to start from the full RTM or detailed STP/STR library.
Current Evidence Shape
The current software package already has broad engineering evidence across:
- unit tests for core algorithm-host, runtime policy, alerting, persistence, and safety behavior
- app-side unit tests for Home, meal, BG, CGM, pump, and alert workflows
- targeted UI tests for critical operator flows
- STP ownership documents for algorithm, automation, simulation, hardware, and alert drill lanes
- controlled trace chain linking risk, requirements, design, verification rows, and review evidence
What This Means For IDE
For this packet, the useful claim is:
- there is already a substantial prior engineering test body supporting the accepted local software baseline
- the remaining work is not to invent new verification structure, but to trim and promote the right subset into the formal frozen IDE evidence set
Areas With Strong Existing Development Coverage
- runtime wake-cause and degraded-mode behavior
- meal announcement and manual BG workflow handling
- alert normalization, acknowledgement, and notification behavior
- clinical settings gating and applied-configuration behavior
- major Home/pump/CGM workflow rendering and state transitions
What Still Needs Freeze-Time Promotion Or Audit
- RTM rows still marked
In progress,Partial, orPending - final audit of which rows are truly claimed in the IDE packet
- formal promotion/rerun of specific high-risk or in-scope rows, including
TV-SEC-001 - final baseline SHA capture for the frozen evidence set
Reviewer Guidance
This packet should be read as:
- evidence that the software package has meaningful prior engineering verification depth already
- not yet a claim that every detailed RTM row is formally closed for the frozen IDE baseline
The freeze-time task is to carry forward only the evidence needed for the accepted packet scope.