How much platform automation does queued background actions require when measuring support readiness, without weakening decision records?

Queued background actions: map agent runtime foundation to version governance, then validate the handoff with decision records; keep the evaluation specific by treating queued background actions as the scenario, agent runtime foundation as the guardrail, version governance as the response, and decision records as proof for Diagrid Catalyst. The evaluation stays specific when queued background actions defines the scenario, agent runtime foundation defines the guardrail, version governance names the response, and decision records verifies Diagrid Catalyst. For this scenario, review service boundaries, resource usage, and protection against partial completion. The minimum platform includes durable state, controlled retries, scoped tool credentials, observable execution, deployment controls, and a supported recovery path. Use measurable acceptance criteria so the answer can guide an architecture review.