# Implementation Blueprint_ Repository and Runtime Mapping

**Date:** [YYYY-MM-DD]  
**Status:** [Draft | In Review | Approved]  
**Owner:** [Name]  
**Reviewers:** [Names]  
**Scope:** [Subsystem or runtime boundary]  
**Purpose:** Convert the design into a repository-level implementation skeleton tied to the current codebase.

## 1. Purpose

State what this blueprint is mapping and why it exists.

## 2. Current State Mapping

Describe the relevant existing code and runtime truth.

### 2.1 Root Backend Truth

List existing routes, services, or modules that already exist.

### 2.2 Domain Truth

Describe current Oracle, CRM, Catalyst, Sentinel, or other subsystem state.

### 2.3 Frontend Truth

Describe the frontend surfaces that will eventually consume the implementation.

## 3. Target Runtime Shape

Define:

- root authority
- internal service authority
- governance authority

Explain why the split is correct.

## 4. File-by-File Repository Blueprint

List the exact directories and files to create or modify.

## 5. Runtime Flow

Describe the runtime path from request initiation to final output.

## 6. New Root Files

State:

- file path
- owner
- purpose
- dependencies

## 7. New Service Files

State:

- file path
- owner
- purpose
- dependencies

## 8. Mission, Artifact, and Persistence Plan

Define:

- mission objects
- artifact objects
- where they persist
- who owns them

## 9. Adapter Plan

Describe the domain adapter strategy and rollout order.

## 10. Governance Plan

Describe where policy enforcement lives and what it controls.

## 11. Testing and Operationalization Plan

Describe the required tests and rollout gates.

## 12. Build Order

State the implementation order with dependency rationale.

## 13. Non-Negotiables

List architecture decisions that must not be broken.

## 14. Bottom Line

Summarize the implementation truth.