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# FACTORY V1

# The Factory — Architecture & Playbook, v1

**Date:** 2026-05-02 · **Author:** Sauna synthesis for Adrian · **Status:** v1 draft, canonical once merged
**Supersedes:** `factory_core_architecture.md`, `STAGE_6_ONWARDS_PLAN.md`, `FACTORY_STRATEGIC_REVIEW.md`, scattered `STAGE_*` / `PHASE_*` docs at repo root
**Subsumes:** `docs/supervisor/ARCHITECTURE.md` (v2.1) as the authoritative deep-dive for Part I §3.4 and §3.5
**Fridge:** `docs/supervisor/FRIDGE.md` — the 10 operating rules are non-negotiable and override this document wherever they appear to conflict

> This document is the single source of truth for what The Factory is, how it works, and how to operate it. If a statement here conflicts with an older doc, this document wins. If a statement here conflicts with `docs/supervisor/FRIDGE.md`, FRIDGE wins.

***

# Table of contents

**Part I — Architecture (what the system is)**

1. Mission, principles, and scope
2. Portfolio of apps
3. Platform layers
4. Cross-cutting concerns
5. Delivery lifecycle
6. Governance

**Part II — Playbooks (how to operate it)**

7. Add a new app to the portfolio
8. Ship a new version of a shared package
9. Rotate a secret
10. Respond to a Sentry spike
11. Debug a migration drift
12. Author a supervisor template
13. Resolve an open decision
14. Onboard a new agent

**Part III — Gaps & roadmap**

15. Gap register
16. Roadmap: current → steady state
17. Appendices

***

# Part I — Architecture

## 1. Mission, principles, and scope

### 1.1 Mission

The Factory is a multi-app software platform where **shared infrastructure is versioned as code**, **apps are clean independent products that plug into the platform**, and **an AI-token-metered supervisor drives most of the operational lifecycle** — matched templates, scoped JWTs, receipts on every step, canary on every deploy.

The pitch: every fix in the platform layer simplifies 4–7 downstream apps in one PR. Every app benefits from every platform improvement. The supervisor makes the non-creative parts of operations disappear so human attention is on product decisions, not ticket pushing.

### 1.2 Design principles

Inherited from `factory_core_architecture.md` (still valid):

* **Factory Core owns the plumbing; apps own the product.** No business logic in `@latimer-woods-tech/*` packages. No platform responsibilities in app repos.
* **Distributed packages, not a monorepo.** Each app is its own repo with pinned dependencies. Selling, transferring, or open-sourcing any single app is a clean handoff.
* **Pinned exact versions + Renovate automation.** No `^` / `~` ranges on platform packages. Upgrades are deliberate, tested, and auditable.
* **Cloudflare Workers is the only runtime.** No per-app AWS, no Node servers, no Next.js. Hono as the router, Drizzle as the ORM, JWT self-managed via Web Crypto. Stable stack.
* **Sentry is the only error/observability platform.** One org, one project per app.
* **PostHog + first-party `factory_events` for analytics.** Behavioral data in PostHog, business events in Neon.
* **Resend for email, Stripe for billing, Telnyx/Deepgram/ElevenLabs for voice.** One vendor per capability unless there's a concrete forcing reason to fan out.

Added in 2026-Q2:

* **Template-grounded supervisor, not generative.** See `docs/supervisor/ARCHITECTURE.md` §5.5.
* **Every LLM call is metered and routed through AI Gateway.** Single ledger, per-project budgets, per-run hard cap.
* **Security is confused-deputy-aware.** Issue bodies are untrusted data; tool calls are schema-bounded; JWTs are short-lived and scoped per tool class.
* **Put the rules on the fridge.** `docs/supervisor/FRIDGE.md` is readable by any agent or human landing in the repo; it takes 2 minutes to read.

### 1.3 Scope

**In scope for v1:**

* The supervisor-eligible apps declared by the live service and capability registries
* Every shared package discovered from `packages/*/package.json`; generated docs carry the current count and dependency order
* The supervisor control plane (scheduled Sauna Phase-1; `apps/supervisor` Worker Phase-2)
* The Dreamstate spec plane
* All CI/CD, observability, cost, and secrets infrastructure

**Out of scope for v1, tracked for future:**

* wordis-bond (compliance pending; hard-locked from automation)
* focusbro (AdWords acceptance pending; not migrated to `Latimer-Woods-Tech` org yet)
* ijustus, cypher-healing, the-calling, neighbor-aid (design-stage; no active product surface)
* xpelevator (utility; not a product)
* AI tokens as a monetized SKU (revisit after 6 months of clean supervisor operation)
* Machine Payments Protocol (supervisor autonomously provisioning its own infra via Stripe identity — not in 2026)

### 1.4 Audiences

This doc is written for four audiences simultaneously:

* **Adrian and future CODEOWNERS** — the humans who set strategy, review Red-tier PRs, and resolve decisions.
* **Sauna (this instance)** — the primary autonomous planner/drafter.
* **Scheduled supervisor** — the future daily-fired Sauna session (Phase-1) or Worker (Phase-2).
* **Copilot / other autonomous agents** — parallel workers on green-list issues.

Wherever instructions apply to only one audience, the section header says so.

***

## 2. Portfolio of apps

### 2.1 Active portfolio

| App              | Product                                                             | Domain                               | Repo                                                | Maturity                                                            | Supervisor access                                         | Strategic role                                                       |
| ---------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------ | --------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **HumanDesign**  | selfprime.net — practitioner synthesis platform                     | selfprime.net, api.selfprime.net     | `Latimer-Woods-Tech/HumanDesign`                    | Production, revenue-live (Individual + Practitioner + Agency tiers) | **Approved** — read + limited mutations via `/admin`      | Revenue anchor; primary LLM consumer; template source for supervisor |
| **videoking**    | capricast.com — short-form creator monetization (NicheStream brand) | capricast.com, api.capricast.com     | `Latimer-Woods-Tech/capricast`                      | Beta, deployed; Stripe products live                                | Approved (Yellow)                                         | Video pipeline reference; template source                            |
| **xico-city**    | xicocity.com — DJMEXXICO artist platform                            | xicocity.com                         | `Latimer-Woods-Tech/xico-city`                      | Foundation + GCP Cloud Run processor live                           | Approved (Yellow)                                         | GCP + Cloud Run pattern; artist onboarding template                  |
| **factory**      | apunlimited.com — the platform itself                               | apunlimited.com                      | `Latimer-Woods-Tech/factory`                        | Phase 5 complete, Phase 6+ in flight                                | Approved (Green + Yellow)                                 | Shared packages, reusable workflows, supervisor runtime              |
| **Admin Studio** | Internal operator control plane                                     | apunlimited.com, api.apunlimited.com | `Latimer-Woods-Tech/Factory` (`apps/admin-studio*`) | Production                                                          | Human-operated; Supervisor proposes through governed APIs | Canonical decision, health, deploy, capability, and audit console    |

### 2.2 On hold

| App             | State                          | Reason                            | Finishing gate                                                                                                                                               |
| --------------- | ------------------------------ | --------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **wordis-bond** | Engine built, feature-complete | FDCPA/TCPA compliance risk        | Legal + business decision: de-risk scope, license, or shelve. **Mechanically locked from supervisor** — CODEOWNERS + service-registry + supervisor denylist. |
| **focusbro**    | Mostly complete                | Google AdWords acceptance pending | AdWords approval arrives. Then: migrate to `Latimer-Woods-Tech` org if owner agrees.                                                                         |

### 2.3 Design-stage

| App                | State                                                                                  | Future scope                                 |
| ------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------- |
| **ijustus**        | Design-stage repo                                                                      | Booking + practitioner service product       |
| **cypher-healing** | Design-stage repo                                                                      | Community / practitioner network             |
| **the-calling**    | Design-stage repo                                                                      | Creator platform                             |
| **neighbor-aid**   | Idea-stage, scaffold only (Hyperdrive pointer is cosmetically wrong, no code reads it) | Local services marketplace. Revisit Q3 2026. |
| **xpelevator**     | Utility repo                                                                           | Not a product; internal tool                 |

### 2.4 Per-app canonical facts

Complete canonical identifiers live in §17 (Appendix). Every app entry in §2.1 maps 1:1 to a row in the service registry at `docs/service-registry.yml` and to a `capabilities.yml` at the app repo root (once SUP-3.2 lands).

***

## 3. Platform layers

Five layers, bottom-up. Each layer has a single responsibility and can change versions without the one above being aware until it chooses to upgrade.

```
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  L5: Spec plane — Dreamstate (specs → kanban issues)            │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│  L4: Control plane — Supervisor (planner, executor, verifier)   │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│  L3: Reusable workflows (_app-ci, _app-deploy, _prod-canary…)   │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│  L2: Shared packages (@latimer-woods-tech/*)                     │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│  L1: Runtime (Cloudflare + GCP + Neon + Sentry + Stripe + …)    │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
```

### 3.1 L1 — Runtime

**Cloudflare** is the primary runtime host. Everything that handles a request runs on Workers. Durable Objects provide stateful long-running supervisor sessions and single-writer locks. Hyperdrive proxies to Neon. R2 is object storage (videos, media, audit logs). KV is cache. Vectorize is embeddings (fallback memory). AI Gateway fronts every LLM call for caching + rate-limit + cost log.

**GCP** is the only non-Cloudflare compute, restricted to work that can't run in Workers:

* `factory-495015` / Cloud Run processor (xico-city media transcoding; ffmpeg on real Chromium)
* Vertex AI (Gemini 2.5 Pro long-context fallback for the supervisor planner)
* Service accounts: `factory-sa` (owner, legacy; rotated at SUP-3 exit), `supervisor-sa` (Vertex-only least-privilege, minted at SUP-1.2)

**Neon** is the only Postgres. One Neon project per app; production branch per project. Connection strictly via Hyperdrive binding — never raw connection string in app code. Multi-tenant apps use Row-Level Security; no schema-per-tenant.

**Sentry** is the only error + perf platform. Org `latwood-tech`. One project per worker. Sourcemaps uploaded on every deploy (see §4.4 for when this lights up fully).

**Stripe** is the only payments platform. One account, one product catalog, one webhook endpoint per business-unit. Stripe Radar routes fraud-ish signals to a webhook worker that files issues.

**External AI providers:**

* Anthropic (primary for synthesis + planner + verifier)
* Gemini via Vertex (long-context planner fallback only, via AI Gateway routing)
* Groq (Haiku-equivalent verifier fallback, small-call fallback)
* OpenAI, xAI: credentials exist but no workload currently routed to them. Kept for experimentation.

### 3.2 L2 — Shared packages

All packages published to `registry.npmjs.org` under `@latimer-woods-tech/*` scope (19 packages at v0.2.0 as of 2026-05-01; a few going to v0.3.0 in SUP-2 and SUP-3).

**Infra tier (no business logic, never changes meaning per-app):**

| Package      | Role                                           |
| ------------ | ---------------------------------------------- |
| `errors`     | Standard error hierarchy; typed HTTP responses |
| `logger`     | Structured logging, request-id propagation     |
| `monitoring` | Sentry integration                             |
| `auth`       | JWT via Web Crypto                             |
| `neon`       | Hyperdrive-bound Drizzle client                |
| `testing`    | Vitest + mock factories + test helpers         |
| `deploy`     | Wrangler scripts, scaffold helpers             |

**Capability tier (shared business primitives):**

| Package      | Role                                                                                       |
| ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| `stripe`     | Subscription lifecycle, webhook processing                                                 |
| `email`      | Resend transactional + drip                                                                |
| `analytics`  | PostHog + first-party `factory_events`                                                     |
| `crm`        | Lead tracking, MRR                                                                         |
| `compliance` | TCPA/FDCPA primitives (live but only consumed by wordis-bond when that unlocks)            |
| `telephony`  | Telnyx + Deepgram + ElevenLabs                                                             |
| `llm`        | AI Gateway-routed provider chain (bumping to 0.3.0 in SUP-2)                               |
| `llm-meter`  | D1 ledger + per-run budget (new in SUP-2.2)                                                |
| `content`    | CMS primitives                                                                             |
| `copy`       | LLM-generated copy                                                                         |
| `seo`        | SEO metadata                                                                               |
| `social`     | Social cross-post                                                                          |
| `admin`      | Hono router mounted at `/admin`; side\_effects-aware routing (bumping to 0.3.0 in SUP-3.1) |
| `video`      | Cloudflare Stream + R2 wrappers                                                            |
| `schedule`   | Video calendar + priority queue                                                            |

**Dependency order is in `CLAUDE.md`** — don't invert it. `errors` is root; every other package depends on it either directly or transitively.

### 3.3 L3 — Reusable workflows

Hosted on factory, callable from any app repo with a 5-line caller workflow. The golden rule from `2026-04-30 holistic reassessment`: **one change to a reusable workflow should propagate to every app without touching their repos.** The sprawl of 40+ copy-paste workflows was exactly what this layer prevents.

| Workflow                                    | Purpose                                                              | Status            |
| ------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------- |
| `_app-ci.yml`                               | typecheck + lint + test + coverage; concurrency group per ref        | Live              |
| `_app-deploy.yml`                           | `wrangler deploy` + Sentry release + sourcemap upload + health probe | Live              |
| `_post-deploy-verify.yml`                   | `/health` curl + optional smoke + rollback on fail                   | Live              |
| `_app-reliability-gate.yml`                 | CVE + P0-blocker + coverage regression checks (SYN-2)                | Merged 2026-05-02 |
| `_app-prod-canary.yml`                      | Post-deploy canary ride + Sentry spike rollback (SYN-3)              | Merged 2026-05-02 |
| `_app-ci-pnpm.yml` / `_app-deploy-pnpm.yml` | pnpm variant for videoking (VK-7/VK-9)                               | Live              |

**Caller shape** every app uses:

```yaml theme={null}
jobs:
  ci:
    uses: Latimer-Woods-Tech/factory/.github/workflows/_app-ci.yml@main
    secrets: inherit
```

App repos don't own pipeline logic; they own the intent signal.

### 3.4 L4 — Supervisor control plane

See `docs/supervisor/ARCHITECTURE.md` v2.1 for full depth. Summary here:

**Phase 1** (Weeks 1–6): scheduled Sauna session runs daily, template-matches approved-source issues, executes via scoped JWTs, opens PRs, rides canary, closes runs with receipts.

**Phase 2** (after SUP-5 exit): `apps/supervisor` Cloudflare Worker with `SupervisorDO` (Durable Object + Facets) + `LockDO` singleton per app + memory dual-write + template stats ledger + full tool surface.

Phase 2 is an upgrade path, not a prerequisite. If Phase 1 handles the load cleanly for two months, Phase 2 is optional.

**Template library** (`docs/supervisor/plans/*.yml`) is the brain. Every template is code: versioned, linted, fixture-tested, quality-tracked. No generative planning. Ever.

**Trust tiers:** Green (`docs/**`, `*.md`, `session/**`) auto-merge on blessed templates; Yellow (`apps/web/**`, non-critical routes) auto-PR + auto-merge on CI + plan-approval; Red (workflows, packages, migrations, Stripe code, prod Wrangler) always human.

### 3.5 L5 — Dreamstate spec plane

The layer above the supervisor. Intent becomes structured work items.

**Sources:**

* Human-authored issues on the LatWood Operations board (default, forever).
* `documents/factory/dreamstate/<app>/<feature>/spec.yml` files processed hourly by `dreamstate-to-issues.mjs` (ships in SUP-5).
* Sentry / Stripe webhook workers filing issues on production signals.

Only issues with `supervisor:approved-source` are supervisor-eligible. Factory is public; anyone can file an issue; random issues are quarantined for CODEOWNER triage.

The Dreamstate schema is intentionally simple — intent + capabilities\_required + capabilities\_exposed + acceptance\_gates + non\_goals. It is NOT a full product specification; it's a structured hand-off from "what" to "how."

***

## 4. Cross-cutting concerns

### 4.1 Identity & access

**Principals:**

| Principal                                             | Scope                                                                                              | Rotation cadence                                                    |
| ----------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Adrian's GitHub user (`adrper79-dot`)                 | Everything; owner of `Latimer-Woods-Tech` org                                                      | N/A (identity, not secret)                                          |
| `factory-cross-repo` GitHub App (ID 3560471)          | Installed on adrper79-dot + `Latimer-Woods-Tech` (after SUP-1.1)                                   | App-installation tokens auto-rotate hourly                          |
| `GH_PAT` (workflow scope, stored `conn_pvMtrQjxhkoZ`) | Legacy for actions; increasingly replaced by App tokens                                            | Quarterly; review at each phase exit                                |
| `GH_PROJECT_TOKEN` org secret                         | GitHub Project v2 writes (board sync)                                                              | Quarterly                                                           |
| Cloudflare API Token (`conn_nud8DHhsDidu`)            | Account-admin on `a1c8a33cbe8a3c9e260480433a0dbb06`                                                | Quarterly                                                           |
| GCP `factory-sa` (legacy, owner role)                 | Historical; rotation deferred to SUP-3 exit                                                        | Once at SUP-3 exit, then retire if `supervisor-sa` covers all needs |
| GCP `supervisor-sa` (new at SUP-1.2)                  | Vertex AI User only                                                                                | Quarterly                                                           |
| Supervisor short-lived JWTs                           | Three classes: `supervisor.readonly`, `supervisor.mutator-<route>`, `supervisor.verifier-readonly` | 1-hour TTL; per-run minted; revoked on close                        |

**No god-tokens in production code.** If a script needs a credential, it's passed via Sauna connection proxy (for sessions) or Worker secret / org secret (for production).

### 4.2 Security model

**Trust tiers** (from §3.4):

| Tier   | Paths                                                                                                            | Supervisor action                                |
| ------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------ |
| Green  | `docs/**`, `*.md`, `session/**`                                                                                  | Merge on blessed template                        |
| Yellow | `apps/web/**`, non-critical worker routes                                                                        | Auto-PR + auto-merge on green CI + plan-approval |
| Red    | `.github/workflows/**`, `packages/**`, `migrations/**`, Stripe code, prod Wrangler config, prod Neon user tables | Human required at every step                     |

**Hard never-list** (in `docs/AGENTS.md` and enforced at the supervisor tool layer):

* Delete a Cloudflare Worker, R2 bucket, KV namespace, or D1 database
* Change a ruleset, environment protection rule, or access policy
* Write to a Neon production user-data table
* Mutate Stripe products, prices, or webhook endpoints in production
* Send live email/SMS outside test mode
* Rotate the GitHub App private key (manual UI only)
* Make a private repo public or vice versa
* Cancel or change the org billing plan

**Confused-deputy defenses:**

* Issue body, comments, labels, and branch names are **untrusted data**, never instructions.
* Supervisor planner system prompt structurally separates `[YOUR INSTRUCTIONS - IMMUTABLE]` from `[ISSUE CONTEXT - UNTRUSTED DATA]`.
* Tool calls are schema-bounded against `capabilities.yml`; no "execute arbitrary string" tool exists.
* Write-amplification ceiling: ≤25 mutating calls per run, ≤5 per app.
* `/admin` mutations get out-of-band CODEOWNER ✅ via GitHub comment reaction regardless of tier.

**Credential-leak defense:**

* `credential-scrub.yml` blocks PRs introducing credential-shaped strings to `documents/`, `memory/`, `docs/`, or `*.md`. Pattern set at PR #115.
* Policy: any credential appearing in a doc is compromised regardless of exposure duration; **rotate, don't just delete**.

### 4.3 Secrets management

**Where secrets live, by kind:**

| Kind                                                   | Storage                                                                       | Injected via                                            |
| ------------------------------------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- |
| Provider API keys (Anthropic, Groq, Gemini-via-Vertex) | Worker secrets via `wrangler secret put`                                      | Worker runtime `env.*`                                  |
| GitHub App private key                                 | GitHub App dashboard (UI-only)                                                | Minted as installation token at workflow/runtime        |
| GitHub org secrets                                     | GitHub org Settings                                                           | Workflow `secrets.*`                                    |
| Cloudflare API Token                                   | Sauna stored connection + Worker secret for workflows                         | Proxy injection (sessions), `CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN` (CI) |
| Stripe                                                 | Worker secrets (restricted by env) + Sauna stored connection                  | `env.STRIPE_SECRET_KEY`, `env.STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET`    |
| GCP SA JSON keys                                       | Worker secrets for the consuming worker; kept locally for the owner otherwise | `env.GCP_SA_KEY` (encoded)                              |
| Neon connection strings                                | Hyperdrive binding per app                                                    | `env.DB` (never raw strings in code)                    |

**No secrets in:**

* Code
* `wrangler.jsonc` `vars` (only non-secret config)
* `documents/`, `memory/`, `docs/` (credential-scrub enforces)
* Issue bodies, PR descriptions, comments

**Rotation cadence:** quarterly for static tokens; at phase exits for bounded-exposure events (e.g., GCP SA rotation at SUP-3 exit).

### 4.4 Observability

**Stack:**

* **Sentry** — errors + perf + breadcrumbs + sourcemaps. Org `latwood-tech`. One project per worker (10 live projects).
* **PostHog** — product analytics. One project per app.
* **`factory_events`** — first-party business events table in Neon (`factory-core` DB). Everything material (signup, payment, webhook, deploy, rollback) writes a row.
* **`llm_ledger`** — D1 table owned by `@latimer-woods-tech/llm-meter` (ships SUP-2.2). Every LLM call writes a row keyed on `(project, actor, run_id, yyyy-mm)`.
* **`template_stats`** — D1 table (ships SUP-3.4). Template hit-rate, revert-rate, blessed status.
* **`supervisor_runs` / `supervisor_steps` / `supervisor_locks_audit`** — D1, per-run audit trail.
* **Pushover** (`conn_iR1TgasqajZH`) — morning digest + Sentry SMS spike + budget-paused alerts.
* **Telnyx SMS** — backup alert channel for production-critical Sentry issues.

**Required on every deploy:**

1. Sentry release created with the merge SHA as the release name
2. Sourcemaps uploaded for every worker (retroactive fix: many existing workers still need this wired — tracked as an item in the gap register §15)
3. `/health` curl passes before traffic shifts
4. Canary rides for N minutes (default 30) on new releases before marking stable

### 4.5 Cost & budgets

**Two-phase budget policy** (from `docs/supervisor/ARCHITECTURE.md` §6):

* **Calibration (weeks 2–4):** no monthly caps. Per-call ceiling 50k tokens. Per-run hard ceiling \$5 USD. Every call metered to `llm_ledger`.
* **Steady-state (week 5+):** monthly caps set at observed p95 × 1.5 per `(project, actor)`. Email alert at 75%. Hard stop at 100%. Monthly review.

**Cost drivers to watch** (from `AI_CORE_AUDIT.md`):

* HumanDesign Practitioner tier at scale: \~$0.043/synthesis blended; 22% LLM COGS on $97 tier at 500 syntheses/mo.
* Supervisor planner: Sonnet 4.5 calls with growing RAG context; mitigate with prompt caching + switching to Gemini long-context at >150k tokens.
* Video pipeline (videoking): transcoding on CF Stream at \~\$0.005/minute of source. Monitor when volume scales.

**Non-LLM cost budgets** tracked separately:

* Cloudflare Workers: \~\$5/mo per account (current Pro plan). Grows with request volume.
* Neon: \~\$19/mo per project at the Scale tier. 14 projects currently.
* GCP: \~\$30/mo for Cloud Run idle (min=1 on xico-city processor) + Vertex AI usage (starts in SUP-2).

### 4.6 Data plane

**Neon projects** (Adrian org `org-withered-wave-19602339`, 13 projects — reconciled against live `neonctl` activity 2026-06-17):

| Project                                                                                                                        | Purpose                                                    | State                                                                                                                                                  |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| `HumanDesign` (`divine-grass-42421088`)                                                                                        | selfprime prod + staging                                   | Production live; migration drift bug tracked as HD#65                                                                                                  |
| `MEXXICO_CITY` (`lively-cake-48808698`)                                                                                        | xico-city / DJMEXXICO                                      | Foundation live                                                                                                                                        |
| `THE_FACTORY` (`morning-dust-88304389`)                                                                                        | Factory core (cross-app CRM, compliance, `factory_events`) | Provisioned                                                                                                                                            |
| `nichestream` (`dry-poetry-91897020`)                                                                                          | videoking / capricast                                      | Live                                                                                                                                                   |
| `factory-network` (`cool-grass-57951356`)                                                                                      | network layer (capricast IdP / factory-core-api)           | Live (created 2026-06-09)                                                                                                                              |
| `delicate-shadow` (`delicate-shadow-17989842`)                                                                                 | **wordis-bond-factory**                                    | **Live** — compute observed 2026-06-17 (previously mislabeled "retire")                                                                                |
| `COH` (`curly-tree-61268761`)                                                                                                  | cipherofhealing / `coh` worker                             | **Live** per service-registry (previously mislabeled "retire")                                                                                         |
| `WordIsBond` (`misty-sound-29419685`)                                                                                          | wordis-bond (legacy `production` branch)                   | Semi-dormant; last probe 2026-06-10 — verify before retiring                                                                                           |
| `prime-self-factory` (`withered-pine-66999393`)                                                                                | Legacy prime-self pre-org-migration                        | Archive candidate — **but compute observed 2026-06-17 10:06; trace consumer before archiving**                                                         |
| `kairoscouncil` (`divine-breeze-43656605`)                                                                                     | kairoscouncil (living card game)                           | **Active Phase 0 build** — engine merged 2026-07-04, CI green (previously mislabeled "retire"). Do NOT retire; onboarding to Factory infra in progress |
| `the-calling-factory` (`icy-poetry-46600213`), `THECALLING` (`floral-rain-53649452`), `XPELEVATOR` (`aged-butterfly-52244878`) | Design-stage or legacy                                     | Review + retire at SUP-5 cleanup                                                                                                                       |

> **Retired 2026-06-17:** `gemini-staging` (`fancy-mouse-91117889`) + `gemini-production` (`misty-bonus-64352779`) — deleted after confirming archived branches + only wind-down ops (`tenant_detach`/`timeline_archive` 2026-06-10), no live compute. Org dropped 15→13 projects.

**Connection rule:** apps connect to Neon only via Hyperdrive binding (`env.DB` in Workers). Raw connection strings never appear in app code or `wrangler.jsonc`.

**Migrations:** Drizzle per app. `workers/src/db/migrations/NNN_*.sql` numbered monotonically. Applied by `workers/src/db/migrate.js` invoked either locally (with `NEON_DATABASE_URL` env) or by a deploy-step workflow (SUP-1.4 migration-drift-guard will catch gaps).

**Multi-tenancy:** Row-Level Security on all shared-tenant tables. `app.tenant_id` session variable set by `@latimer-woods-tech/neon`'s `withTenant(db, tenantId)` helper. Policies evaluate at every SELECT / UPDATE.

**Backups:** Neon point-in-time restore is built-in. No additional backup layer currently. For Stripe/financial-grade durability, also dual-log critical rows to `factory_events` in the factory-core project.

### 4.7 Compliance posture

**Current exposure:**

* **Stripe PCI** — Handled by Stripe Elements; Factory never sees raw PAN. SAQ-A eligible.
* **GDPR / CCPA** — `@latimer-woods-tech/compliance` exposes a DSR (data subject request) primitive; not yet wired into all apps (gap).
* **TCPA** — Relevant only to wordis-bond (engine designed for it) and any telephony use in other apps. `@latimer-woods-tech/compliance` provides consent logs + opt-out enforcement; wordis-bond is the only consumer.
* **FDCPA** — Same story: wordis-bond-specific. Hard-locked from automation until legal clarity.
* **HIPAA** — Not in scope. HumanDesign Energy Blueprint is not PHI.
* **State privacy laws (CA, VA, CO, CT, UT, NV, TX)** — Relevant for HumanDesign Practitioner tier (clients are potentially residents). DSR path needs to be E2E tested before Q3 2026.

**Open compliance gaps** (tracked in §15):

* DSR E2E path per app (HumanDesign priority)
* Data-retention policy documentation
* Incident response runbook for breach (a stub exists; needs legal review)

***

## 5. Delivery lifecycle

> Stage 6 (Primus design system) is in flight — [`docs/architecture/PRIMUS.md`](./PRIMUS.md) is the authority for the token/component/a11y/forms/icons rollout.

### 5.1 The 9-step flow

From `2026-05-01_KANBAN_TO_PROD_FLOW.md`. This is how a work item moves from "filed" to "deployed and verified":

```
1. Issue filed          → 2. Added to board     → 3. Agent claims
  ↓                        ↓                        ↓
[GitHub Issue]           [Project v2 #1]         [agent:claimed:X]
                         [Status: Todo]          [Status: In Progress]

4. Agent opens PR       → 5. CI validates       → 6. Required review
  ↓                        ↓                        ↓
[Branch pushed]          [_app-ci.yml]           [CODEOWNERS check]
[Links "Closes #N"]      [_app-reliability-gate] [mergeable_state: clean]

7. PR merges            → 8. Deploy fires       → 9. Verified live
  ↓                        ↓                        ↓
[squash to main]         [_app-deploy.yml]       [/health probe]
[Issue auto-closes]      [wrangler deploy]       [_post-deploy-verify]
[Status: Done]           [Deploy SHA captured]   [_app-prod-canary]
                                                 [rollback on fail]
```

Today: 8 of 9 steps run hands-off for Green-tier work after MA-0 closed. Step 1 (issue filing) stays human by design; automating it prematurely creates noise.

### 5.2 Tier paths (exhaustive)

| Tier   | Paths that match                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             | Who merges                                                      |
| ------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Green  | `docs/**`, `*.md`, `session/**`, `documents/**`, `.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/**`                                                                                                                                                                                                                 | Supervisor on blessed template; else CODEOWNER                  |
| Yellow | `apps/*/src/**` (non-critical routes), `client/**`, app-level `wrangler.jsonc` (staging only), `tests/**`, `workers/src/handlers/**` (non-billing/admin)                                                                                                                                     | Supervisor on plan-approval; CODEOWNER review before auto-merge |
| Red    | `.github/workflows/**`, `packages/**`, `workers/src/db/migrations/**`, `workers/src/handlers/billing*`, `workers/src/handlers/admin*`, `workers/src/handlers/stripe*`, prod `wrangler.jsonc`, `CODEOWNERS`, `.github/CODEOWNERS`, any `capabilities.yml` side\_effects=write-external change | CODEOWNER, always                                               |

### 5.3 CODEOWNERS (target state after MA-4)

```
# Red-tier default
*                                    @adrper79-dot

# Yellow-tier paths where factory-cross-repo can auto-merge on green CI
apps/*/src/**                        @adrper79-dot @factory-cross-repo
client/**                            @adrper79-dot @factory-cross-repo
tests/**                             @adrper79-dot @factory-cross-repo

# Green-tier paths where factory-cross-repo can merge on blessed template
docs/**                              @adrper79-dot @factory-cross-repo
*.md                                 @adrper79-dot @factory-cross-repo
session/**                           @adrper79-dot @factory-cross-repo

# Explicit Red-tier guards (belt and suspenders)
.github/workflows/**                 @adrper79-dot
packages/**                          @adrper79-dot
workers/src/db/migrations/**         @adrper79-dot
workers/src/handlers/billing*        @adrper79-dot
workers/src/handlers/admin*          @adrper79-dot
workers/src/handlers/stripe*         @adrper79-dot
capabilities.yml                     @adrper79-dot
wrangler.jsonc                       @adrper79-dot
```

### 5.4 Canary + rollback protocol

Every production deploy runs `_app-prod-canary.yml`:

1. Deploy new version to 10% of traffic (or equivalent for single-worker apps: deploy, then curl `/health` + key routes).
2. Watch Sentry for new issues + error-rate spike over baseline (default 30 min).
3. If clean: promote to 100% (no-op for single-worker pattern).
4. If spike: auto-rollback via `wrangler rollback <prior_deployment_id>` + Pushover alert.

Rollback is **always reversible** — every deploy tagged with the prior SHA so `wrangler rollback` is one command.

### 5.5 Merge queue

Optional; activated after merge queue triggers are added to all gating workflows. Factory has the ruleset primitives; just needs `merge_group:` triggers on `validate`, app `ci.yml`, and deploy paths (tracked in §15).

***

## 6. Governance

### 6.1 Decision gating

Open architectural / policy decisions are filed as GitHub issues with label `decision:needs-human`. They are NOT resolved in chat, documentation, or Slack. They require one of:

* A CODEOWNER ✅ reaction on the issue, OR
* A merged PR updating `docs/supervisor/DECISIONS.md` with the resolved outcome.

Currently open: O1 (supervisor runtime location), O2 (memory backend default), O3 (template authoring surface). All three block SUP-3 work and must resolve before Week 3.

### 6.2 ADRs

Non-trivial design decisions get an ADR at `docs/adr/NNNN-<slug>.md`. Numbering starts at 1001 (Phase 4). Template in `docs/ARCHITECTURAL_DECISION_RECORDS.md`.

ADRs are immutable once `Status: Accepted`. Revision = new ADR that supersedes, not editing in place.

### 6.3 Fridge rules

`docs/supervisor/FRIDGE.md` has 10 operating rules that apply to every agent (human or AI) on every PR. The PR template checklist forces ack. The credential-scrub, capabilities-lint, and template-suite workflows enforce mechanically.

**If FRIDGE conflicts with this document:** FRIDGE wins. This doc can be revised by PR; FRIDGE revisions require an ADR.

### 6.4 Memory single-writer

Per MA-8 (factory#86): only one Sauna instance edits `memory/*.md` at a time. Running two Saunas in parallel writing memory creates races.

**Mechanical enforcement (shipped in MA-8):**

1. **`supervisor-loop.yml` concurrency group** (`group: supervisor-loop`, `cancel-in-progress: false`) — queues supervisor runs so two instances never execute simultaneously. The second run waits until the first completes; no memory-write tick is lost.

2. **`memory-single-writer.yml` PR check** — blocks any PR that edits `memory/*.md` when another open PR already has pending memory edits. Posts a blocking comment identifying the conflicting PR(s) and fails the required status check.

3. **`CODEOWNERS` `memory/**` entry** — pins `@adrper79-dot` as sole required reviewer for all `memory/` changes, so the branch-protection review gate fires on every memory write regardless of tier.

When the supervisor runs daily, it becomes an additional memory writer. A second Sauna instance must treat `memory/*.md` as read-only and propose edits as PRs; the `memory-single-writer` check enforces this mechanically.

***

# Part II — Playbooks

Each playbook is a runbook for one common operation. Copy-paste friendly. Assume you're authenticated and have the fridge rules in mind.

## 7. Playbook: add a new app to the portfolio

**Prerequisite:** a real product decision that the app exists. Skip if this is a "maybe" — too many design-stage repos already.

**Steps:**

1. Decide strategic tier (revenue-facing, utility, etc.) and supervisor access level (none / Green / Yellow).
2. Use `scripts/scaffold.mjs` in factory to create the repo under `Latimer-Woods-Tech`.
3. Apply the standard ruleset via `setup-all-apps.mjs` (branch protection, required checks).
4. Add CODEOWNERS matching §5.3 tier paths, adjusted for this app's specific Red-tier paths.
5. Add caller workflows pointing at `_app-ci.yml`, `_app-deploy.yml`, `_post-deploy-verify.yml`, `_app-reliability-gate.yml`, `_app-prod-canary.yml`.
6. Provision Neon project in Adrian org; create production branch; wire Hyperdrive binding in `wrangler.jsonc`.
7. Create Sentry project + DSN org secret.
8. Add row to `docs/service-registry.yml` with base\_url, consumers, supervisor access.
9. Add `capabilities.yml` at repo root declaring every `/admin` route the supervisor can call. Strict slot typing. `side_effects` per route.
10. Add to this document's §2.1 portfolio table.
11. File tracking epic on LatWood Operations board linking back to §2.

**Do not skip steps.** An app without a capabilities.yml is invisible to the supervisor. An app without a ruleset can have force-pushed `main`.

## 8. Playbook: ship a new version of a shared package

1. Create a branch `feat/<package>-<summary>` in factory.
2. Edit the package under `packages/<name>/`.
3. Run `pnpm -F @latimer-woods-tech/<name> build && pnpm -F @latimer-woods-tech/<name> test` locally.
4. Bump version in the package's `package.json` (semver: patch for fixes, minor for additive, major for breaking).
5. Update `CHANGELOG.md` in the package directory.
6. Open PR against factory `main`. Label: `priority:P1` (or P0 for security), phase as appropriate. Include blast-radius list of consumer apps.
7. CI runs `_app-ci.yml` + `_app-reliability-gate.yml`.
8. On merge: factory's `publish.yml` workflow tags the package and publishes to `registry.npmjs.org`.
9. Renovate opens PRs in every consumer app to bump the pinned version.
10. Review consumer bumps per app (Red on packages; humans merge).
11. For breaking changes (major bump): write a migration guide in `docs/packages/<name>/MIGRATION-<prev>-to-<new>.md`.

**Never** edit a package version directly on main without going through this flow. Broken package publishes cascade.

## 9. Playbook: rotate a secret

Pick the kind:

### 9.a GCP service-account key

1. GCP console → IAM → Service Accounts → select SA → Keys → Add Key → Create new key (JSON). Download securely.
2. Map downstream consumers: `grep -r "factory-sa\|supervisor-sa" ~/code/` + check `wrangler secret list` on every worker.
3. Update every consumer (worker secrets via `wrangler secret put`; GitHub Actions org secrets via `gh secret set`; Sauna stored connection via Settings UI).
4. Verify each consumer authenticates with the new key (whoami-style call per service).
5. GCP console → revoke the old key.
6. Document the rotation in `docs/runbooks/secret-rotation.md` with the date + consumers touched.

### 9.b GitHub App private key

UI-only, manual. `docs/runbooks/secret-rotation.md` has the step-by-step. Not automatable. Not rotated frequently — do it if compromise suspected, not on a schedule.

### 9.c GH PAT (workflow scope)

1. Mint new PAT via `https://github.com/settings/tokens` with the needed scopes (usually `repo` + `workflow` + `read:org` + `write:packages` + `project`).
2. Update Sauna stored connection `conn_pvMtrQjxhkoZ` via Settings UI (or replace if UI blocks edit).
3. Update `GH_PAT` org secret via `gh secret set GH_PAT --org Latimer-Woods-Tech`.
4. Revoke old PAT.

### 9.d Cloudflare API Token

1. Cloudflare dashboard → My Profile → API Tokens → Create similar token with the same permissions.
2. Update `conn_nud8DHhsDidu` via Sauna Settings.
3. Update `CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN` org secret.
4. Revoke old.

### 9.e Stripe

If restricted key (`rk_live_*` / `rk_test_*`): mint new via Stripe Dashboard → Developers → API keys. Update `STRIPE_SECRET_KEY` (or the specific restricted key secret) at org level. Deploy every consumer app. Revoke old.

If webhook secret: rotate endpoint-by-endpoint in Stripe Dashboard → Webhooks. Update `STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET`. Coordinate so endpoints don't reject in-flight events during the window.

### 9.f Anthropic / provider API keys

Mint new via provider dashboard. Update corresponding Worker secret on every consumer worker via `wrangler secret put`. Revoke old.

**Fridge rule 2 applies to all rotations:** if the key appeared in a doc, the doc exposure is the primary incident; rotate immediately, don't schedule.

## 10. Playbook: respond to a Sentry spike

1. Pushover fires with the issue short-id + link.
2. Open Sentry → issue → `events/latest/`. Capture: culprit, stack frames, recent tags, request URL, user count.
3. If sourcemaps are uploaded: stack has real file:line. Otherwise you need to grep the dist or read the source to find the call site.
4. Determine blast radius: single user? Single route? All requests?
5. Decide:
   * **Transient** (third-party outage, one-off): resolve as `auto-resolved` with a note. Revisit if it recurs.
   * **Code bug**: file or find the GH issue; link Sentry. Follow playbook §11 if it's a migration gap.
   * **Degraded state**: trigger the `degraded-mode` feature flag if available; post user-facing status if customer-visible.
6. If user impact is > 10 users OR revenue-critical: consider rolling back (`wrangler rollback <prior_sha>`) while investigating.
7. After fix merges + deploys: resolve the Sentry issue with the commit SHA in the note.

## 11. Playbook: debug a migration drift

You see a Sentry error like `column <x> does not exist` or `relation <y> does not exist`.

1. **Confirm the column/table exists in the repo.** `grep -r "<column_name>" workers/src/db/migrations/` in the app repo. If it's there: this is drift, not a missing migration.
2. **Connect to the app's production Neon** via the direct connection string from the Neon dashboard.
3. Query `information_schema.columns` (or `.tables`) to confirm what's actually in prod.
4. Read the migration tracking table: `SELECT * FROM drizzle.__drizzle_migrations ORDER BY id` (or wherever the runner puts it).
5. Compute the gap: repo latest migration number minus prod applied. Apply missing migrations in order via `psql -f` OR via the repo's `npm run migrate`.
6. Verify the Sentry error stops firing within 2 hours.
7. File or update SUP-1.4 (migration-drift-guard) so this never happens silently again.

Full worked example: `file://session/hd-65-migration-runbook.md`.

## 12. Playbook: author a supervisor template

Write templates reactively (from real closed issues), not proactively from imagination.

1. Pick a closed Red-tier or Yellow-tier issue that took the human \< 2 hours and had a clear shape.
2. Read the merged PR diff + commit trail. What files changed? What API calls happened in workflow logs?
3. Draft `docs/supervisor/plans/<slug>.yml` following `docs/supervisor/TEMPLATE_SPEC.md`:
   * triggers (labels\_any\_of, title\_pattern)
   * preconditions (capability\_exists)
   * slots with strict validators (type + regex or enum or referential\_check)
   * steps with depends\_on chains
   * acceptance\_gate with verifier\_query where possible
   * rollback plan
4. Create a fixture at `tests/supervisor/fixtures/<slug>.yml` (a sample issue that should match).
5. Open PR. `template-suite.yml` runs match + parameterize + gates against the fixture; must pass.
6. Review with a CODEOWNER. Template starts unblessed. After 3 clean runs in prod (0 reverts, 0 overrides), it auto-blesses.

Never start a template from scratch without a closed issue as source of truth. Generative imagination is the failure mode.

## 13. Playbook: resolve an open decision

1. Open `docs/supervisor/DECISIONS.md` and find the decision row.
2. Click through to the linked issue (#110, #111, #112, etc.).
3. Read the context + options + recommendation.
4. Either:
   * **React ✅** on the issue. The scheduled daily digest picks this up and opens a PR moving the row from "Currently open" to "Resolved" in DECISIONS.md.
   * **Open a decision PR** directly updating DECISIONS.md. Include the reasoning in the PR body.
5. Merge the resolution PR. Downstream work (typically a phase exit gate) unblocks.

Decisions don't close via chat. Ever.

## 14. Playbook: onboard a new agent

### 14.a Human CODEOWNER

1. Grant repo write access under `Latimer-Woods-Tech`.
2. Add to `CODEOWNERS` on paths they'll own.
3. Have them read `docs/supervisor/FRIDGE.md` (5 minutes) and this document's §1 + §4 + §5 (another 15).
4. Pair on one Red-tier PR review before they solo.

### 14.b Second Sauna instance (parallel worker)

1. MA-8 (memory single-writer) is mechanically enforced: `memory-single-writer.yml` blocks any PR that edits `memory/*.md` while another PR already has pending memory edits. The second Sauna must treat `memory/*.md` as read-only and propose edits as PRs.
2. Agent claims issues via `agent:claimed:sauna-2` label (or similar discriminator).
3. Same fridge rules apply.
4. Coordinate via issue comments, not via shared memory.

### 14.c Third-party autonomous agent (e.g., Copilot)

1. Give it access scoped to Green-list paths only.
2. Its commits must carry a trailer identifying the agent for audit traceability.
3. If it's App-authenticated: verify the App's signed-commit requirement matches what the ruleset expects.
4. Start it on `supervisor:approved-source` + Green-only issues for the first week.

***

# Part III — Current-state routing

## 15. Gap register

This architecture document no longer hand-maintains a point-in-time gap table. That table
became false while the platform continued shipping. Current gaps are resolved in this order:

1. [`docs/supervisor/DECISIONS.md`](../supervisor/DECISIONS.md) for founder-blocked decisions.
2. Open GitHub issues carrying `status:blocked`, `priority:*`, and ownership labels for executable work.
3. [`docs/STATE.md`](../STATE.md) and [`docs/service-registry.yml`](../service-registry.yml) for generated and deployed facts.
4. Docs Health and service-registry validation for detected drift.

Historical gap snapshots remain in Git history and archived planning documents; they are not
evidence of current platform state.

## 16. Roadmap: current → steady state

The executable roadmap lives in the Founder Gate Board and prioritized GitHub issues. Architecture
changes land here only after a decision is accepted; planned dates and active work do not. This
keeps the architecture stable while allowing the portfolio queue to change daily without creating
a second, stale decision system.

## 17. Appendices

### 17.a Canonical names + IDs

**GitHub org:** `Latimer-Woods-Tech` ([https://github.com/Latimer-Woods-Tech](https://github.com/Latimer-Woods-Tech))

**GitHub App:** `factory-cross-repo`, ID `3560471`, Client ID `Iv23ctoSwlqJBeiMidut`, install on adrper79-dot: `128501967` (install on LWT org pending SUP-1.1)

**LatWood Operations project:** `PVT_kwDOEL0sNc4BWWtg` — [https://github.com/orgs/Latimer-Woods-Tech/projects/1](https://github.com/orgs/Latimer-Woods-Tech/projects/1)

**Cloudflare account:** `a1c8a33cbe8a3c9e260480433a0dbb06` (owner: Adrian)

**GCP project:** `factory-495015`, project number `891842778224`

**Neon org:** `org-withered-wave-19602339` (Adrian)

**Sentry org:** `latwood-tech`

**Stripe account:** `apn_EOhleMX` (live mode)

**Key Sauna stored connections:**

* `conn_pvMtrQjxhkoZ` — GitHub PAT (workflow scope)
* `conn_nud8DHhsDidu` — Cloudflare API Token
* `conn_yF3m9DEuPI8x` — GCP SA (known-broken for OAuth minting; use in-script JWT)
* `conn_iR1TgasqajZH` — Pushover (primary alerts)
* `conn_C9zi6T2td8mt` — Telnyx (SMS backup)

### 17.b Glossary

* **Blessing** — a template reaches blessed status after ≥3 successful runs with 0 reverts and 0 human overrides. Blessed templates skip plan-approval on Green.
* **Calibration phase** — weeks 2–4 when LLM usage is metered without monthly caps, only per-run \$5 hard stops. Data feeds the steady-state caps.
* **Confused deputy** — an attack where an authorized principal (supervisor) is tricked into performing actions on behalf of an unauthorized actor (issue-body prompt injection).
* **Dreamstate** — the spec-layer input to the supervisor. Intent in YAML; supervisor translates to issues.
* **Fridge** — `docs/supervisor/FRIDGE.md`. The 10 non-negotiable operating rules. Read first.
* **Hard-never list** — actions the supervisor cannot perform regardless of tier or approval. See §4.2.
* **Plan-approval** — the gate requiring CODEOWNER ✅ on the planner's proposed tool-call sequence before EXEC. Required on first 10 runs per template and always on Yellow/Red.
* **Side effects (graded)** — capability declaration field: `none` / `read-external` / `write-app` / `write-external`. Replaces boolean `mutating`.
* **Source-trust label** — `supervisor:approved-source`. Required on any issue before the supervisor will pick it up.
* **Template drift / migration drift** — code and deployed state disagreeing about schema or interface. The class of bug SUP-1.4 catches.

### 17.c Related documents (canonical map)

| Doc                                                | Scope                                    | Status                                                 |
| -------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ |
| This document (`docs/architecture/FACTORY_V1.md`)  | Whole system + playbooks                 | **Canonical, v1**                                      |
| `docs/supervisor/ARCHITECTURE.md` (v2.1)           | Supervisor control plane deep dive       | Authoritative for §3.4                                 |
| `docs/supervisor/FRIDGE.md`                        | Operating rules                          | Overrides everything                                   |
| `docs/supervisor/DECISIONS.md`                     | Open + resolved decisions                | Living; updated per decision                           |
| `docs/supervisor/EXECUTION_TRACKER.md`             | Phase-by-phase status                    | Mirror of LatWood Operations                           |
| `docs/supervisor/TEMPLATE_SPEC.md`                 | Template schema + authoring rules        | Deep-dive for §12                                      |
| `docs/supervisor/TEMPLATE_BOOTSTRAP_CANDIDATES.md` | PR-history analysis for template seeding | SUP-3.3 input                                          |
| `docs/CAPABILITY_CONTRACT.md`                      | capabilities.yml schema                  | Deep-dive for §3 / §7                                  |
| `docs/service-registry.yml`                        | Canonical service → URL → consumer map   | Source of truth                                        |
| `docs/ARCHITECTURAL_DECISION_RECORDS.md`           | ADR template + process                   | How to add an ADR                                      |
| `docs/adr/NNNN-*.md`                               | Individual ADRs                          | Immutable once Accepted                                |
| `docs/AGENTS.md`                                   | Agent operating rules for this repo      | Complements FRIDGE                                     |
| `CLAUDE.md`                                        | Standing orders for LLM agents           | Complements FRIDGE                                     |
| `factory_core_architecture.md`                     | Historical: Phase 5 package spec         | **Superseded by §3.2**                                 |
| `STAGE_6_ONWARDS_PLAN.md`                          | Historical: Phase 6+ plan                | **Superseded by §3 + §16**                             |
| `FACTORY_STRATEGIC_REVIEW.md`                      | Historical: April strategic assessment   | **Superseded by this doc**                             |
| `2026-05-01_KANBAN_TO_PROD_FLOW.md`                | Historical: 9-step flow description      | Retained; referenced by §5.1                           |
| `2026-05-01_MULTI_AGENT_READINESS.md`              | Historical: MA-0 gap closure plan        | Retained; MA-0 now mostly closed                       |
| `AI_CORE_AUDIT.md`                                 | Historical: LLM vendor audit             | Decision recorded in §4.5; audit retained as reference |

### 17.d Change log

* **2026-05-02** — v1 initial publication. Consolidates prior architecture docs. Supersedes listed above. Authored by Sauna for Adrian; awaiting CODEOWNER ✅ for canonical status.

***

## How to propose changes to this document

1. Open a PR updating `docs/architecture/FACTORY_V1.md` on factory.
2. Label `documentation` + `priority:P1`.
3. If the change resolves an open decision, also update `docs/supervisor/DECISIONS.md` in the same PR.
4. If the change conflicts with FRIDGE rules, stop and open an ADR first (FRIDGE revisions require ADRs).
5. CODEOWNER review required (Red-tier path by default).

Canonical. v1. Read. Challenge. Revise.