Public architecture must not become operational authority
Architecture, evidence and simulations may be public while private execution, memory and credentials remain unreachable from the public platform.
Engineering Knowledge Base 2
ADRs, architecture notes, experiments and postmortems connected back to the public graph.
Architecture, evidence and simulations may be public while private execution, memory and credentials remain unreachable from the public platform.
Creative pipeline state is modeled explicitly so technical validity and internal promotion cannot silently grant publication authority.
Replayable state transitions remain authoritative while generated language is treated as a presentation and narrative layer.
Perspective, framing, distance and occlusion are compared as repeatable gameplay variables rather than fixed presentation choices.
Candidate identity, review decisions, technical QA and publication gates are represented as durable state rather than inferred from files alone.
Routing is represented as role classification, provider candidates, evidence gating and a trace rather than a single opaque model choice.
Sensitive local operations remain behind explicit policy and approval boundaries instead of being authorized solely by generated model intent.
The 12.0 release gate exposed production-only CSP, asset and Lighthouse issues; each was corrected without reducing the release thresholds before the immutable tag was created.
Deployment, production verification, certification and immutable tagging remain ordered gates; legacy tag automation is read-only and cannot create or move tags.
The certified production baseline passed production E2E, three-sample Lighthouse across eight routes, release-certificate creation and immutable tag verification without reducing thresholds.