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Construction Ready Brief

Project: T3MP3ST Date: 2026-07-20 Status: CONDITIONALLY CONSTRUCTION READY — brownfield architecture alignment

Executive Summary

T3MP3ST is baselined as a local-first TypeScript modular monolith with CLI, library, localhost War Room/API, MCP, provider-neutral reasoning, mission/operator orchestration, deterministic target/arsenal safety controls, evidence/reporting, source analysis, and reproducible evaluation. The architecture documents what is implemented and explicitly refuses to equate VISION.md with current capability.

The highest-value construction work is architectural governance around existing code: validate the SAD/ADRs, automate maturity-claim consistency, complete the safety-test inventory for network adapters, and establish workload baselines. No rewrite or microservice migration is implied.

Artifact Index

Artifact Status
Intake form, solution profile, option matrix, risk screening Baselined
LOM gate PASS
UC-001–UC-005, user stories, NFR register Baselined
Current-state SAD Baselined
ADR-001–ADR-005 Accepted / retrospective
Vision-to-code alignment matrix Baselined
Test strategy Baselined
ABM gate PASS
Iteration 001, team profile, CI/CD additions Ready

Key Decisions

  1. Retain a local-first modular monolith.
  2. Keep reasoning provider-neutral and untrusted.
  3. Enforce scope/approval beneath model reasoning.
  4. Derive public claims from versioned evidence.
  5. Separate implemented current state from research vision.

Risks to Watch

Scope bypass, secret/evidence leakage, maturity overstatement, nondeterministic false findings, and external-tool supply-chain risk remain the leading concerns. See intake/risk-screening.md for controls and residual status.

First Steps

  1. Maintainers review the SAD and mark any ADR amended or superseded.
  2. Execute Iteration 001 architecture-alignment work.
  3. Preserve current CI gates while adding traceability/maturity checks.
  4. Update the alignment matrix whenever a vision capability changes maturity.

Readiness Conditions

  • Named maintainers must review and record accept/amend/supersede outcomes for the SAD and ADRs.
  • The adapter safety inventory, maturity consistency audit, and workload baselines remain Iteration 001 work; they are not described as complete controls.
  • Any implementation change follows the test and deployment gates; documentation-only readiness does not waive runtime verification.

References

  • @.aiwg/reports/lom-gate-report.md — Lifecycle objective gate and conditions.
  • @.aiwg/reports/abm-gate-report.md — Architecture baseline gate and conditions.
  • @.aiwg/architecture/software-architecture-doc.md — Current architecture baseline.
  • @.aiwg/architecture/vision-alignment.md — Maturity evidence.
  • @.aiwg/requirements/nfr-register.md — Quality constraints.
  • @.aiwg/testing/test-strategy.md — Construction/release verification.
  • @.aiwg/planning/iteration-001-plan.md — First construction-alignment iteration.
  • @.aiwg/intake/risk-screening.md — Residual risks.