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The domain graph

ARCHITECTURE.md

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ORM resolution

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M07 — real-repository validation

M07 — remediation

M08 — calibration and measurement

M08 — confidence policy

M11 — renderer

Cross-platform parity

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SECURITY.md

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Architecture decisions

Index

ADR-0001 — The Rust core is the product; CLI, desktop and MCP are clients

ADR-0002 — Two-tier analysis: tree-sitter + LSP

ADR-0003 — Cartograph owns the domain graph; petgraph sits underneath

ADR-0004 — Evidence, provenance and confidence are first-class edge fields

ADR-0005 — Local-first privacy model

ADR-0006 — Sigma.js v3 before any custom renderer

ADR-0007 — No language model constructs graph structure. Ever.

ADR-0008 — Repository and heavy artifacts on the external SSD

ADR-0009 — AgentOS vendored under agentos/ with minimal modification

ADR-0010 — Provisional vs accepted checkpoint tags

ADR-0011 — Node identity within a graph

ADR-0012 — The client wrapper is a node

ADR-0013 — M10 may change the resolver, but not M09's semantics

ADR-0014 — M10 delivers incremental Stage C; three scope items are deferred

ADR-0015 — The layout contract: directory clusters, per-cluster relaxation, determinism without stability

ADR-0016 — The desktop boundary: a shared pipeline crate, a testable session, a thin shell outside the workspace

ADR-0017 — The render scene: layout plus the minimum a reader needs

ADR-0018 — Blast radius confidence: weakest link along a path, best route to a node

ADR-0019 — The trace traversal belongs to the graph, not to a client

ADR-0020 — MCP boundary and authorization model

ADR-0021 — The ASK boundary: surfaces, citation contract, and the first network edge

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