docs/internal/;
you read them rendered here. When the two disagree, the repository wins — so a documentation
change is part of the code change, never a follow-up.
Foundations
The rules that do not change without an amendment: the constitution, seven standards and
twenty-two architecture decisions.
Modules
Five bounded contexts, each with a PRD, a living technical spec and its feature specs — the
unit we actually deliver.
Execution
Task specs an agent works from, runbooks a human follows when something breaks, and the
diagram specifications.
Design registry
Every closed decision with its
DEC-* id, and the questions still open.Legal
Working drafts of the data-protection package. Unreviewed — a lawyer signs off before any
of it leaves this site.
Glossary
The vocabulary this documentation assumes: tenant, contact, member, marketable contact.
Where the work stands
The zero in that third row is the whole picture. Rule R-S1 says no code merges for a feature
whose spec is not
approved, and nothing is approved yet, so the specifications are not waiting
on more writing. They are waiting on decisions.
What is blocked on the owner
1
Validate the founding constitution
Particularly Part 2, the six port categories — every
line there is inferred, and TS-002 defines adapters against it. Confirming or correcting six
lines now is cheap; doing it after the adapters exist is not.
2
Review amendment A1 line by line
It adds two port categories to a closed
list, which is exactly the kind of change the constitution requires a human to make.
3
Answer group A of the open questions
52 questions, each with a recommendation. Answering them
moves 37 specifications toward
approved.4
Sign off the fifteen loyalty documents in review
They sit at
0.2.0. Approval is what makes them 1.0.0 and unblocks the first slice.How a decision reaches the code
DEC-* that does not exist
fails the build; a table in a module spec that no feature spec claims is reported as uncovered.
The mechanics are in the specification system.
This site is a mirror of a private repository and is not indexed. The Spanish version is a
faithful translation of the same files: English is authoritative for engineering documents,
Spanish for the legal package and the design registry.