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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.