# Biomimetic Agentic Orchestration Layer Template Pack Guide

**Date:** [YYYY-MM-DD]  
**Status:** Reusable template pack  
**Purpose:** Provide a repeatable document system for assigning, executing, reviewing, and shipping biomimetic orchestration work across the Project Velocity team.

## 1. Purpose

This folder is the reusable counterpart to the completed biomimetic orchestration artifact set.

It exists so the team can produce future work packets with the same document discipline instead of rewriting structure from scratch every time.

## 2. What This Pack Mirrors

This pack mirrors the current artifact system in:

- `Biomimetic Agentic Orchestration Layer`

The original set is the filled example. This folder is the reusable skeleton.

## 3. How to Use the Pack

Use this sequence:

1. duplicate the template file you need
2. rename it to the target workstream, subsystem, or sprint deliverable
3. fill metadata first
4. fill sections in order
5. remove any section that is truly out of scope only after the owner and reviewer agree

## 4. Mandatory Metadata for Every Filled Document

Every derived document must include:

- title
- date
- status
- owner
- reviewers
- scope
- purpose
- decision boundary

## 5. Document Map

Use these templates for these outcomes:

- `01 - First Principles and Product Understanding Template.md`
  - use for concept, problem framing, architecture intent, and design logic
- `02 - PRD Template.md`
  - use for product goals, value, user outcomes, and release framing
- `03 - SRS Template.md`
  - use for system requirements, interfaces, NFRs, and acceptance criteria
- `04 - Sprint Plan Template.md`
  - use for sprint-level scope, milestones, and acceptance
- `05 - Implementation Blueprint Template.md`
  - use for repository mapping and runtime shape
- `06 - Execution Backlog Template.md`
  - use for sequenced delivery program, ownership, and sales gates
- `07 - Mission Contracts and JSON Schemas Template.md`
  - use for schema and artifact contract design
- `08 - Adapter Detailed Implementation Spec Template.md`
  - use for Oracle, CRM, Catalyst, Sentinel, or future adapters
- `09 - Colony Database Schema and Root API Spec Template.md`
  - use for SQL shape, repository methods, API surface, and lifecycle states
- `10 - TypeScript Colony Service Internal Module Spec Template.md`
  - use for service internals and module boundaries
- `11 - Prompt Master Librarian Researcher Role Spec Template.md`
  - use for role-specific operating contracts
- `12 - Deployment Operations and Release Readiness Template.md`
  - use for deployment, runbooks, rollout, and sales safety
- `13 - Implementation Ticket Breakdown and Dependency Matrix Template.md`
  - use for ticket slicing and dependency control

## 6. Ownership Rule

One document must have one accountable owner.

Contributors may write sections, but one person owns:

- coherence
- contradiction removal
- final review submission

## 7. Review Rule

Every filled document should be reviewed by:

- one domain owner
- one integration owner
- one delivery or product reviewer when the artifact affects roadmap or demos

## 8. Quality Rule

A filled document is not complete if it still contains:

- vague placeholders
- contradictory scope
- missing acceptance criteria
- file paths with no intended owner
- runtime decisions with no migration path

## 9. Recommended Working Method

Best working method for this pack:

- fill top-level narrative first
- then file and interface details
- then acceptance gates
- then operational and sales-readiness checks

This keeps the documents aligned instead of producing isolated technical fragments.

## 10. Bottom Line

The goal of this pack is not to standardize formatting for its own sake. The goal is to standardize decision quality, implementation clarity, and handoff readiness.