Product / Mission Packs
One kernel, governed domain breadth
Mission Packs are versioned, governed capability packages that extend the kernel into a specific domain. Engineering is the reference implementation; other domains are declared targets at different points on the maturity ladder.
Only the Engineering Mission Pack has an in-development reference implementation today. All other listed packs are inventoried or drafted, not currently available.
Pack contract anatomy
A Mission Pack declares its capabilities, required context sources, authority boundaries, evidence contracts, and version — the same structure the kernel uses to negotiate and authorize any other capability.
Engineering is the first reference implementation and commercial wedge, with architecture explicitly extensible to security, release and operations, data and BI, finance, product and marketing, incident response, and research. This positioning statement is pending recorded human legal review before it can appear as an approved public-facing registry claim.
Maturity ladder
Every pack is placed on this ladder honestly. A pack does not skip stages because it is strategically important.
| Stage | What it means |
|---|---|
| Inventoried | The domain and reference missions are documented; no implementation exists yet. |
| Drafted | A first pack contract and capability list exist but are unverified. |
| Verified locally | The pack runs against its own test suite in a controlled environment. |
| Piloted | The pack is evaluated in a controlled pilot with explicitly approved participants. |
| Transfer-ready | The pack is documented, versioned, and safe for another team to adopt. |
Registered packs
Seven packs are currently registered on the roadmap. Counts here refer to Mission Packs specifically, not legacy domain descriptors from earlier planning documents.
Engineering
Builds, tests, diffs, diagnostics, and code review as the reference implementation.
Security
Findings triage, exploitability assessment, remediation, and residual risk reporting.
Release & operations
Packaging, provenance, deployment checks, and rollback procedures.
Data & BI
Source lineage, query generation, metric definitions, and data quality checks.
Finance
Supplied-input modeling, formulas, scenario analysis, and sensitivity reporting.
Product & marketing
Sourced claims, approval workflows, experiment tracking, and fabrication prevention.
Cross-domain
Evidence links spanning release, security, analysis, and communications for a single mission.
Cross-domain verified release
A representative future mission chains packs together: security findings gate a release pack's deployment, and the release pack's evidence feeds a communications summary — each step's evidence linked to the next, not re-asserted from scratch. This composition is part of the target architecture and is not implemented today.
Build or request a Mission Pack
Pack authoring and conformance tooling are covered in the developer documentation.