Architecture Governance

Governance Inventory

Doctrine, adapter-seam, forbidden-coupling, and production-acceptance requirements used by System Audit before capabilities can be marked production accepted.

Layers

8

Doctrines

11

Qualifications

5

High / critical findings

0

Production Acceptance Requirements

  • Capability registry and System Audit inventory updated with accepted status.
  • Commit hash and Deploy marker capture.
  • Endpoint/page capture showing bridge metadata in deployed app.
  • HTTP/status captures, content/safety assertions, and queue-health when a bridge is involved.
  • Only required when a standalone route/API is production-facing.
  • Production acceptance is required before claiming production_proven.
  • Production endpoint or page capture before production_proven.
  • Production evidence recorded before production_proven.
  • Production mutation acceptance only after security and audit evidence are present.
  • Queue-health capture for production bridge metadata.
  • Queue-health metadata capture and read-only UI capture before operator-visible production_proven evidence.
  • Repeated production page captures for key operator surfaces.
  • Required when readiness metadata is used as production operator evidence.

Adapter Seams

  • adapter
  • domain -> adapter
  • lifecycle boundary audit -> stage/workflow adapter -> advisory queue bridge
  • module fixture -> report generator -> Home/Portfolio adapter
  • module read model -> ModuleQueueSignal bridge
  • operator action -> execution adapter -> owning module service
  • operator page loader -> section timing/degradation wrapper
  • operator surface loader
  • production evidence -> system audit productionValidations
  • queue bridge
  • queue_bridge -> operator_surface
  • read_model -> queue_bridge
  • readiness registry -> payload metadata adapter
  • source read model -> bridge adapter -> health/page payload
  • standalone read model before queue/workflow bridge

Doctrine Inventory

Layering Rules

Business truth stays in module domains/read models; consumers use adapters and bridges.

Rules: 3 | Smoke requirements: 1

Standalone-First Doctrine

New modules must become coherent standalone domains before OS integration.

Rules: 2 | Smoke requirements: 1

Integration Sequencing Doctrine

Integrate in order: domain, read model, adapter, queue bridge, operator visibility, controlled mutation.

Rules: 2 | Smoke requirements: 1

Queue Integration Doctrine

Queues surface attention; they do not own source truth or execute actions.

Rules: 2 | Smoke requirements: 1

Readiness Ownership Doctrine

Readiness terms must declare owner domains and status meanings.

Rules: 2 | Smoke requirements: 1

Advisory-Only Lifecycle Doctrine

Pre-Development / Construction lifecycle recommendations remain guidance until explicitly accepted as controlled mutations.

Rules: 2 | Smoke requirements: 1

Mutation Safety Rules

Mutations require explicit adapters, actor/security boundaries, and audit trails.

Rules: 2 | Smoke requirements: 1

Production Acceptance Requirements

Production readiness claims require deployed evidence, not local verification alone.

Rules: 3 | Smoke requirements: 1

Operator Visibility Rules

Operator surfaces expose accepted read models and degrade secondary sections safely.

Rules: 2 | Smoke requirements: 1

Bridge Acceptance Requirements

A bridge is accepted only when shape, counts, ownership, safety, and production path are verified.

Rules: 2 | Smoke requirements: 1

System Audit Classification Rules

System audit maturity is derived from architecture, tests, smoke, production validation, integration, visibility, and persistence.

Rules: 2 | Smoke requirements: 1