Foundations agent-readable instructions
Start from a bounded requirement, shape it into PCD, keep .brik traceability, and report evidence status.
- Shape the requirement: Write inputs, outputs, fail-closed behavior, and external assumptions.
- Select monomers: Use the public vocabulary instead of inventing ad hoc operations.
- Author the PCD: Declare branches, returns, and EVA composition for the bounded scope.
- Record local evidence: Attach command output, decisions, refs, and evidence status in the local workflow.
- Boundary: workflow evidence is scoped to the inspected PCD and command output. It is not a whole-system assurance claim.
Foundations
Review software logic as blueprints.
Start from a bounded requirement, shape it into PCD, keep .brik traceability, and report evidence status.
Local-First Flow
The workflow makes planned, generated, or existing logic explain itself before it spreads.
Agents and developers follow the same chain: requirement -> PCD Blueprint -> EVA structure -> local evidence.
Review Chain
Each step produces information a reviewer can read without scanning a raw generated diff.
Shape the requirement
Write inputs, outputs, fail-closed behavior, and external assumptions.
Select monomers
Use the public vocabulary instead of inventing ad hoc operations.
Author the PCD
Declare branches, returns, and EVA composition for the bounded scope.
Record local evidence
Attach command output, decisions, refs, and evidence status in the local workflow.
Team Handoff
The CLI path remains local. Platform access adds team context, topology review, evidence lanes, and registry handoff.
Turn a requirement into a reviewable logic artifact.
Use the CLI and agent docs to keep PCD structure, .brik traceability, and evidence status explicit.