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id: operating-model
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title: "Operating Model"
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description: "Follow Corp v1 from Board governance and Guild improvement through project delivery and verified evidence."
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import Drawio from '@theme/Drawio';
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import operatingModelDiagram from '!!raw-loader!./diagrams/operating-model.drawio';
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# Operating Model
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Corp v1 is an SDLC operating-model pilot: **one AI agent works across multiple focused Discord sessions, each governed by specialised project skills and explicit human decision rights**. Every approved project repeats the same flow while keeping its decisions, repositories, and delivery evidence isolated.
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<Drawio content={operatingModelDiagram} title="Corp v1 governed project operating flow" toolbar="zoom layers lightbox" responsive maxHeight={820} />
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## How the setup fits together
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1. **`corp-v1-board` governs the portfolio.** Listed Board members approve project kickoffs, closures, membership changes, and changes to the global operating model.
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2. **`corp-v1-guild` improves the operating system.** RootAtSkic and Hermes identify recurring cross-channel friction, inventory affected skills and repositories, route decisions to their owners, and verify coordinated rollout without replacing Board or project authority.
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3. **General establishes the project workspace.** It handles onboarding, shared coordination, questions, and broadcasts verified outcomes.
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4. **Scope decides what creates value.** Ideas become Epics and Features; a human project member approves an exact Feature for solution work.
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5. **Architecture decides how the system should work.** Requirements, ADRs, interfaces, constraints, and implementation Tasks become durable project evidence.
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6. **UI/UX makes the frontend experience implementable.** User journeys, information architecture, accessibility, Penpot designs, prototypes, and handoff evidence bridge Architecture and execution.
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7. **Kanban controls admission and flow.** A human project member admits an exact Task to Focus before Delivery may execute it.
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8. **Delivery produces a reviewed candidate.** Work proceeds through branches, pull requests, exact-head validation, and reviewable implementation evidence.
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9. **Releases control deployment and outcomes.** Immutable artifacts, risk, rollback, deployment, acceptance, and post-release evidence are assessed explicitly.
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10. **Verification closes the evidence loop.** Hermes reads the deployed page or runtime back, updates project documentation and the Board portal, and reports remaining gates honestly.
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## Why sessions and skills are separated
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Each channel is a concern boundary with its own session. The same agent can coordinate the whole project, while the loaded project-adopted channel skill prevents responsibilities and approval rules from blurring together. The project uses seven channel skills to define the workspaces and seven engineering skills to provide reusable execution practices.
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Project copies preserve project-specific authority, terminology, repository links, environment namespaces, and operating lessons. Central skill changes are compared and deliberately adopted; they never silently overwrite project decisions.
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## Automation boundary
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Corp v1 projects and channels do **not** use cronjobs or scheduler jobs under the current approved model. Work advances through explicit human decisions, Discord events, reviewed repository changes, exact-commit CI, and deployed readback.
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