Progress and completion
CAMP opens on a Progress view that separates how much you have assessed from how mature what you assessed is.
Last updated September 22, 2026
CAMP leads with progress. Before it asks you to interpret a single score, it shows how much of the assessment is done and how mature the completed parts are, kept as two separate readings.
Completion versus maturity
These answer different questions and should never be blurred together.
Completion is how much of the in-scope surface you have actually assessed. A domain can be fully complete and still show low maturity.
Maturity is how strong the capabilities you assessed turned out to be. High maturity on a half-finished domain is not the same as a strong domain.
Keeping them apart stops a common mistake: reading an incomplete assessment as a healthy one. Unanswered capabilities are shown as open, not counted as strengths.
Why it opens here
Starting on progress gives every contributor a shared, honest picture of what remains. It also feeds your Pytheus Score: capability coverage, one of the four score components, rises as completion rises, so finishing the assessment is itself a measurable improvement.
Chase completion before you chase a higher maturity number. A complete, honest baseline is worth more than an inflated partial one.
From the Progress view you can route open domains to the people who own them. See Collaborative assessment workflow.