Overview

Reading Order#

• Principles: the founding rules that settle choices no narrower page covers.
• Model: the record types, their links, and what the builder computes.
• Record Language: the grammar for every field name, value, record name, finding code, and tool name a project writes or reads.
• Writing: the prose standard for every record value, title, explanation file, documentation page, comment, changelog, and decision record a project writes.
• Layers: the four record layers and the translation rules between them.
• Intent: where a project states its business intent and in what form.
• Behavior: the overview of the five Behavior pages and the mapping from records to design.
• Domain Model: the modules, glossary, aggregates, rules, and domain events inside the bounded context.
• Use Cases: the commands, queries, results, scenarios, and settings.
• Automation: the reactions and jobs that run without a request.
• Edges and Screens: the integration events, notifications, entry points, screens, and external systems.
• Privacy and Retention: the data classes and the retention schedule.
• Access: the actors, roles, permissions, entry points, and external systems that govern who may do what and how it is reached.
• System: what LiteSpec coordinates and the parts it combines.
• Release: what a release ships and what its evidence shows.
• Authoring: page styles, provision contracts, identifiers, and prose style; what litespec-maintain validate checks.
• Agent: how agents select context, resolve standards, and report completion.
• Scope: the one size, one shape, and stacks each project selects.
• Stacks: what selecting a stack applies, and what each stack folder holds.
• Provision Scopes: the stack, layer, artifact, and strength each provision carries, and the scope block each page declares.
• Maintaining: the maintainer manual for provision lifecycle, renames, citations, and releases.